living
/ˈlɪvɪŋ/
noun
- The way in which someone earns money to support themselves; livelihood.
- She struggled to earn a living after losing her job.
- Fishing is the main living for many families in this coastal village.
- He makes a living as a freelance photographer.
- The state of being alive; life.
- The cost of living has increased significantly this year.
- He enjoyed the simple pleasures of living in the countryside.
- The patient was grateful for every day of living.
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adjective
- Alive; having life.
- Scientists discovered a living organism in the deep ocean trench.
- My grandmother is the oldest living person in our town.
- All living things need water to survive.
- Used or practiced in everyday life; current and active.
- The language is still living, with millions of native speakers.
- She is a living example of hard work and dedication.
- He teaches living history at the museum, showing how people lived in the 1800s.
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