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live

Definition for live

adjective as in existent

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alive

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animate, breathing, living

Weak matches

aware, conscious, vital

adjective as in energetic, vigorous

verb as in exist

verb as in inhabit a dwelling

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crash, locate, occupy, reside, settle

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abide, bide, bunk, dwell, lodge, nest, perch, roost

verb as in enjoy being alive

verb as in make money to support living

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Example Sentences

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Discover, has produced full-scale live coverage exclusively for a streaming audience.

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As viewers might assume, there are not many happy circumstances that could possibly lead to a 4-year-old child living on his own, but there’s more warmth than tragedy.

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Homeowners account for about 47% of the electorate, while the rest are renters or have other living arrangements.

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Some Memphis residents living in high-crime neighborhoods said they welcome the increased policing to make their communities safer.

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These early humans are thought to have lived alongside their evolutionary ancestors: a pre-human group, called australopithecines, who had larger teeth and a mix of chimpanzee and human traits.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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