lifeful

[ lahyf-fuhl ]

/ ˈlaɪf fəl /

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adjective

full of life; lively; animated.

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Origin of lifeful

First recorded in 1175–1225, lifeful is from the Middle English word lifful.See life, -ful

Words nearby lifeful

life estate, life expectancy, life float, life force, life form, lifeful, life-giving, lifeguard, Life Guards, lifehack, life history

How to use lifeful in a sentence

I just don't know if a woman can stand alone, for that's what it would come to afterward, against a whole lifeful of misjudgment.
The Three Black Pennys|Joseph Hergesheimer
And, above all this lifeful uproar of the animal creation, a loud laugh rang out.
Abbe Mouret's Transgression|Emile Zola