midlife
- adjective
- /ˈmɪdˌlaɪf/
- Maybe it is just a midlife crisis.
- midlife women
- midlife and older
I do think I've had like a midlife assessment.
- I do think I've had like a midlife assessment.
- Oh my God, could have a midlife crisis just going through these.
- Anyways, I trust my wife but I feel like she's going through a midlife crisis.
- It was more like doldrums, midlife doldrums, which I think is much more common.
- So there is a huge interest people in engaging in midlife recalibration.
- Feelings of anger, boredom, emptiness, loss of purpose, nostalgia, resentment, sadness, or just feeling unfulfilled or signs of a midlife crisis.
- So as we've talked about, midlife crisis is the brand, that is the brand for people in midlife.
- The cancer sort of was another educator of saying, yeah, I think midlife wisdom schools are a thing for the future in a huge way.
- That's like a, you know, midlife adult type birthday.
Examples
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Are there relationships between a midlife woman's body image and specific sexual response changes?
Academic text (2005) -
Many people experience significant changes during midlife, such as reassessing their career goals.
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Well, the first thing I would, I would say and I would have said to myself is that welcome to midlife for sure.
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But knowing what I know about the life cycle of a woman and what happens in midlife, before I even address the shoulder.
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So why not realize that midlife is full of transitions.
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And you'd be surprised that it's not just people in midlife who feel this way.
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Because what we were seeing is that already in midlife, women show these red flags of Alzheimer's disease in their brains, whereas men do not.
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Throughout women's lives, their weight tends to be a recurring issue, and this concern is quite evident among midlife women.
Academic text (2005) -
For some, midlife brings a deeper understanding of personal relationships and priorities.
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The midlife phase can be a time of reflection and self-discovery.
Synonyms
A person who is about 45 to 65 years old
Antonyms
How Old
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word midlife is made from mid- 'middle' and life. So as an adjective it describes things that happen in the middle of a person's life.