midlife
or mid-life
[noun mid-lahyf; adjective mid-lahyf]
noun
adjective
Origin of midlife
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Contemporary Examples of midlife
Ted Thompson is concerned with the “if not before,” which is to say the midlife crisis.
Now, however, the VMAs are facing a bit of a midlife crisis.
Burning money trying to become “cooler” ends up looking something like the metropolitan equivalent to a midlife crisis.
As I continue to bring up the term “midlife crisis,” I can almost hear Reynolds cringe through the phone.
Something similar happens in midlife when many men feel frustrated and are looking for answers.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
midlife
[mĭd′līf′]
n.
adj.
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