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5 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Live' in a Sentence

"To have life as an organism, to be alive, and to be capable of vital functions; all things that live possess these characteristics." more

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She had been living in Paris for five years before she decided to move back to her hometown.
She will have lived in Paris for ten years by the time she returns home.
She chose to live in the countryside for a peaceful life.
She had lived in Paris for several years before moving to London.
I have lived in this city for my entire life.

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verbTo have life as an organism, to be alive, and to be capable of vital functions; all things that live possess these characteristics.

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Last Updated On: March 30, 2024
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