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lifestyle
[lahyf-stahyl]
noun
the habits, attitudes, tastes, moral standards, economic level, etc., that together constitute the mode of living of an individual or group.
adjective
pertaining to or catering to a certain lifestyle.
unhealthy lifestyle choices; lifestyle advertising; a luxury lifestyle hotel.
(of a drug) used to treat a medical condition that is not life-threatening or painful.
lifestyle drugs for baldness.
lifestyle
/ ˈlaɪfˌstaɪl /
noun
a set of attitudes, habits, or possessions associated with a particular person or group
such attitudes, etc, regarded as fashionable or desirable
a luxurious semirural manner of living
( as modifier )
a lifestyle property
adjective
suggestive of a fashionable or desirable lifestyle
a lifestyle café
(of a drug) designed to treat problems, such as impotence or excess weight, which affect a person's quality of life rather than his or her health
Word History and Origins
Origin of lifestyle1
Example Sentences
Instead of using the financing for the benefit of the company, James “secretly pilfered some of the company’s assets to fund his and his family’s lavish lifestyle,” the complaint alleges.
Sales overseas slid just 2%, while its household, lifestyle and health and wellness segments in the U.S. saw bigger declines.
They want their children with them at all times, sharing their adventures and curated experiences — especially at luxury destinations,” Glyn Aeppel, CEO of Glencove Capital, a lifestyle hotel investment firm, observes.
They want their children with them at all times, sharing their adventures and curated experiences — especially at luxury destinations,” Glyn Aeppel, CEO of Glencove Capital, a lifestyle hotel investment firm, observes.
"As we look to the future, humans will want to rethink how we make materials to support our synthetic lifestyle of 8 billion people on Earth," said Moore.
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