Definition of good life
: a life marked by a high standard of living
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Examples of good life in a Sentence
vowed to live the good life if he ever won the lottery
Recent Examples of good life from the Web
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The more than 2,500-mile bus ride would take them 10 days through Guatemala and Mexico to the land of plenty, a nation built on the backs of hardworking immigrants who sought a better life, just like her.
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Yet there is little the EU can do to address the demographic and humanitarian pressures that continue to lead so many from Africa, the Middle East and Asia to risk so much to seek a better life in Europe.
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As outrage over the Administration’s policy of separating children from their parents peaked, the First Lady–herself an immigrant who came to America seeking a better life–took it upon herself to speak up.
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His lawyer, however, didn’t note the heartlessness needed to steal the identity of someone desperately seeking a better life while actively working to deport them.
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Families are migrating to the U.S. to flee poverty, to flee gang violence and to seek a better life.
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All because their parents wanted a better life for them.
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Lionel Messi and his teammates will really be living the good life during their stay in Russia.
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The lure is freedom, and the better life those freedoms represent.
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First Known Use of good life
1937
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