livelong

[ˈlɪv.lɔŋ]

livelong Definition

(of a time period) lasting a long time; whole or entire; (of a person) healthy and vigorous.

Using livelong: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "livelong" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    It was a livelong day of work.

  • Example

    She spent her livelong life helping others.

  • Example

    He has been in livelong pursuit of knowledge.

  • Example

    The livelong night was spent in celebration.

livelong Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for livelong

Phrases with livelong

  • an entire day, often used to describe a long and tiring day

    Example

    I've been working on this project all livelong day.

  • an entire night, often used to describe a long and sleepless night

    Example

    We stayed up all livelong night talking and laughing.

  • an entire year, often used to describe a long and eventful year

    Example

    It's been a livelong year with so many changes and challenges.

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Summary: livelong in Brief

The term 'livelong' [ˈlɪv.lɔŋ] refers to a time period that is long-lasting or entire, as well as a person who is healthy and vigorous. It is often used in phrases like 'livelong day' or 'livelong night' to describe a long and tiring day or sleepless night.

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