Definition of midlife
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changes that occur at midlife
Recent Examples of midlife from the Web
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The book continues the story of Marcy Hammer, a midlife wife and mother whose brassiere manufacturer husband left her for a shapely and younger model.
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Family, friends and co-workers may not understand someone’s attempts to make changes and may misinterpret it as a midlife, or late-life, crisis.
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The first 10 episodes of that show used Sheila’s newfound zombie state as an allegory for the challenges marriages face in midlife, when identities shift and people seek out ways to invigorate their lives.
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In fact, only 10% to 20% of Americans report having a crisis at midlife.
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Like adolescence, the happiness dip at midlife is developmentally predictable, and can be aggravated by isolation, confusion, and self-defeating thought patterns.
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April 13, 2018 —This essay is part of an occasional series provided by our partner organization Encore.org, which created the Generation to Generation (Gen2Gen) campaign, inviting those in midlife and beyond to connect with kids who need champions.
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Women who were the most fit at midlife were 88 percent less likely than the moderately fit to develop dementia later on.
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The midlife-crisis red 2002 Solara is gone at 288,000 miles.
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First Known Use of midlife
1807
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