lifework (Meaning)

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lifework (n)

the principal work of your career

No weak antonyms found.

Isabella's lifework was dedicated to alleviating poverty and empowering marginalized communities.
The renowned scientist spent decades pursuing his lifework, unraveling the mysteries of the human genome.
A sculptor's lifework culminated in a breathtaking series of bronze sculptures that captured the essence of human emotion.
The poet's lifework reflected his profound observations about love, loss, and the ephemeral nature of life.
The social worker's lifework was driven by a deep-seated compassion for those struggling with addiction and homelessness.
The environmentalist devoted her lifework to safeguarding endangered species and preserving pristine ecosystems.
The educator's lifework involved inspiring countless students towards intellectual curiosity and critical thinking.
The athlete's lifework was a testament to perseverance, pushing the boundaries of human physical limits.
The artist's lifework was a vibrant tapestry of colors, textures, and forms that expressed her unique inner world.
The musician's lifework transcended entertainment, creating a legacy of melodies that would resonate with generations to come.

the principal work of your career

trade, profession, livelihood, occupation, mission, employment, vocation, living,work, enterprise

hobby,pursuit, hobby, pursuit, avocation,avocation,

Isabella's lifework was dedicated to alleviating poverty and empowering marginalized communities.

The renowned scientist spent decades pursuing his lifework, unraveling the mysteries of the human genome.

A sculptor's lifework culminated in a breathtaking series of bronze sculptures that captured the essence of human emotion.

The poet's lifework reflected his profound observations about love, loss, and the ephemeral nature of life.