time of life
- noun
- Informal
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mejor momento de la vida
- Traveling Europe with friends was an unforgettable time of life that I cherish to this day.
And and that was a really fun time of life was being on Fox and having Trump in my in my as my wing man.
- And and that was a really fun time of life was being on Fox and having Trump in my in my as my wing man.
Examples
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It was, it was a wonderful time of life to to hang out and yeah, nothing beats those college years, you know, I, that it's, those are the, the, the best years that I, that I remember.
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And and that was a really fun time of life was being on Fox and having Trump in my in my as my wing man.
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My childhood was a truly happy time of life filled with laughter and adventure.
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Graduating from university was a significant time of life where I felt proud and accomplished.
Synonyms
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1.0
A time when people have fun
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3.7
A very fun and memorable experience
Antonyms
How Enjoyable
Surface Forms
Morphology
The literal temporal sense — a period in someone’s life — is directly derivable from 'time' + 'of' + 'life', so learners can infer it refers to an occasion or period. However, the idiomatic evaluative meaning (a particularly enjoyable or memorable period, as in 'the time of my life') goes beyond simple composition and is not fully predictable without exposure, making it only partially transparent.
Etymology
Time of life comes from the image of a very special time in someone's life when they are having lots of fun and great moments. That's why we use it to say someone had a 'very happy' or 'memorable' experience.