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to lifehack

to lifehack

7.4
To use simple tricks to make daily tasks easier or faster
  • verb
  • /ˈlaɪfˌhæk/
  • Texting
translation icon : optimizar
  • Many bloggers share ways to lifehack everyday chores, making them more enjoyable.

Examples

  • She has learned how to lifehack her morning routine to save time and get to work faster.

  • You can write an encyclopedia on how you lifehacked this and lifehacked that.

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  • You can write an encyclopedia on how you lifehacked this and lifehacked that.

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  • He researched various methods to lifehack his study habits and improve his grades.

Antonyms

101 4.1

To make something harder to understand or do

Make something harder than it needs to be

How Effective

to optimize
69 5.3
to streamline
41 4.1
to lifehack
  • Texting
7.4
to tweak
81 3.8
to adjust
317 2.7

Surface Forms

lifehack infinitive
lifehacked past
lifehacked past participle
lifehacking present participle
lifehacks third person singular

Etymology

Lifehack used as a verb means to 'hack' your life with clever shortcuts and simple tricks. So to lifehack something is to find or use an easy method that saves time or effort.