Definition of good life
: a life marked by a high standard of living
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vowed to live the good life if he ever won the lottery
Recent Examples of good life from the Web
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For fun, here are more Plants in Pants living their best lives.
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To be clear, the story of how the United States mistreats migrant families, so desperate for a better life, can be a confusing tale — especially as emotions flare on social media.
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Jenkins knew there was one thing that could give him a better life: education.
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Since then, an unknown number of Puerto Ricans were forced to leave the island in search of a better life, with the government estimating that about 200,000 more people — or about 5% of population — will move stateside by the end of 2018.
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Sunny adjusted well to the good life, and quickly bonded with the two other cats who lived in his new home.
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Wanting a better life for his children after the fall of communism, Kazazi and his family moved to the United States from Albania after receiving visas through the State Department's lottery program in 2005, according to the lawsuit.
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Also included in the exhibition are ceramic tablets that gather the stories of immigrants who come to the U.S. seeking a better life for their children.
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For that, Osafo-Mensah thanks his parents, who moved from Ghana to California many moons ago to supply a better life for their family.
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First Known Use of good life
1937
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