midlife
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3.5
- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌlaɪf/
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mediana edad
- So what if midlife is not a crisis?
- midlife crisis
- midlife anxiety
- midlife changes
It's actually a disease of midlife with symptoms that start in old age.
- It's actually a disease of midlife with symptoms that start in old age.
- And recently, just a few months ago, they created this beautiful picture of the risk factors during childhood, midlife and late life.
- Things are a little bit more routine and that could be one reason why happiness is relatively low in midlife.
- So I do think what I think actually is the trick is to navigate through the midlife and, and get out the other side intact without feeling like you've just been working.
- I didn't like them in midlife and I don't like them now.
Examples
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These are some things that tend to happen in midlife crises.
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I think I'm having a midlife crisis, maybe.
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The first thing I would say, and I would have said to myself is that welcome to midlife for sure.
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Last night I considered that I might be having a midlife crisis.
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Am I sensing a little midlife crisis here?
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Maybe he's having a midlife crisis.
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a depressed man who's in the middle of a midlife crisis,
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So that's sort of shifting from a model of late stage sick care to a model of midlife health care.
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It's about a physicist who's going through a midlife crisis.
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Many people reflect on their goals and ambitions during midlife to find greater fulfillment.
Synonyms
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2.2
A period of life between about 40 and 60 years old
Antonyms
How Old
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word midlife is made from mid- 'middle' and life. So as a noun it means the middle time in a person's life or the middle part of something like a car or a company.