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long-lived ADJ

long-lived

short-lived ADJ

short-lived

discarding long-lived assets ECON

one who lived through paganism and Islam

live ADJ

live VB (on or by)

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live VB (on or by)

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live ADJ ASTRON

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one who lived through two or more epochs or eras or generations

let live VB

live account ECON

live ammunition MIL

live axle

Usage examples with lived

one who lived through paganism and Islam
مُخَضْرَم
one who lived through two or more epochs or eras or generations
مُخَضْرَم

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She lived on a hippie commune for a time and worked as a cook later.
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The two of them lived together in college, along with one of his football team teammates.
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Their descendants born already in the new lands are only extremely long-lived, though.
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She lived across from a dairy farm; this rural setting would later influence many of her works.
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But this dearth was hardly ever absolute and altogether rather short-lived.
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It is very long-lived, with some trees reported to be over 1,000 years old.
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When some people learned that we lived next to a nudist colony, they were keen to come for a visit.
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According to him they lived partly on fish and partly on agriculture, but were as warlike as their nomad neighbors.
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For reception, other wires were run to the home of a radio amateur who lived near the playing field.
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He lived on a shoestring, spending a total of $12 for four days, and felt compelled to make a return trip the following summer.
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