ill-lived (Meaning)
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ill-lived (a.)
Leading a wicked life.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ill-lived
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ill-lived Sentence Examples
- His ill-lived life left a trail of regrets and missed opportunities.
- The consequences of her ill-lived youth haunted her throughout her adult years.
- The stench of his ill-lived past permeated every aspect of his existence.
- Her ill-lived choices alienated her from friends and family.
- The weight of his ill-lived life bore down on him, crushing his spirit.
- The ill-lived pursuit of wealth and power consumed him, leaving him empty and alone.
- The ill-lived reign of the tyrant left a legacy of oppression and misery.
- The ill-lived youth of the gang member led to a cycle of violence and incarceration.
- The ill-lived actions of the reckless driver endangered innocent lives.
- The ill-lived life of the drug addict ended in tragedy and despair.
FAQs About the word ill-lived
Leading a wicked life.
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His ill-lived life left a trail of regrets and missed opportunities.
The consequences of her ill-lived youth haunted her throughout her adult years.
The stench of his ill-lived past permeated every aspect of his existence.
Her ill-lived choices alienated her from friends and family.
