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live

Definition for live

adjective as in existent

Strongest match

Strong matches

animate, breathing, living

Weak matches

aware, conscious, vital

adjective as in energetic, vigorous

Strongest matches

hot, lively, prevalent, working

Strong matches

alert, brisk, burning, functioning, pressing, running, unsettled

Weak matches

active, controversial, current, dynamic, earnest, effective, effectual, efficacious, efficient, operative, pertinent, topical, vital, vivid

verb as in exist

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continue, endure, get along, last, lead, maintain, move, pass, remain, survive

Strong matches

abide, be, breathe, persist, prevail, subsist

Weak matches

be alive, draw breath, get by, have life, make it, remain alive

verb as in inhabit a dwelling

Strongest matches

crash, locate, occupy, reside, settle

Strong matches

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

Weak matches

hang one's hat, hang out

verb as in enjoy being alive

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flourish, love, thrive

Strong matches

delight, luxuriate, prosper, relish, savor

Weak matches

be happy, make the most of, take pleasure

verb as in make money to support living

Strongest matches

feed, get along, maintain

Strong matches

fare, profit, subsist, support

Weak matches

acquire a livelihood, earn a living, earn money, get by, make ends meet, make it

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Example Sentences

What was here in potential was an immersive experience — maybe the first of its kind — where you can faithfully represent your live performance so that there’s only a few giveaways that it’s not actually happening live in front of you.

From Los Angeles Times

And I have to say: Finally getting to see U2 live was genuinely shocking.

From Los Angeles Times

Does this movie pose a threat to live music in any way?

From Los Angeles Times

But I don’t think any of this negates what exists in live concerts — it’s in addition to those offerings.

From Los Angeles Times

How did the Sphere experience shape U2’s live ambitions going forward?

From Los Angeles Times

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

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