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Definition live in British English
live
adverb
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adverb
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/laɪv/
Synonyms and related words

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as I live and breathe (phrase)
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in each other’s pockets (phrase)
in La La Land (phrase)
in someone’s shadow (phrase)
can live with something (phrase)
go live (phrase)
go-live (noun)
if I live to be a hundred (phrase)
live (verb)
live (adjective)
live (adverb)
live a lie (phrase)
live and breathe something (phrase)
live and let live (phrase)
live your means (phrase)
live by (phrasal verb)
live your wits (phrase)
live dangerously (phrase)
live down (phrasal verb)
live for (phrasal verb)
live the moment (phrase)
live from day to day (phrase)
live from hand to mouth (phrase)
live happily ever after (phrase)
live in (phrasal verb)
live in fear (of) (phrase)
live in hope (phrase)
live in sin (with someone) (phrase)
live in the past (phrase)
live it up (phrase)
live like a king (phrase)
live off (phrasal verb)
live off the fat of the land (phrase)
live off the land (phrase)
live on (phrasal verb)
live on the edge (phrase)
live out (phrasal verb)
live through (phrasal verb)
live to another day (phrase)
live to see the day (phrase)
live to tell the tale (phrase)
live together (phrasal verb)
live up to (phrasal verb)
live wire (noun)
live with (phrasal verb)
live-in (adjective)
long live (phrase)
man cannot live by bread alone (phrase)
people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones (phrase)
someone will live to regret something (phrase)
you live and learn (phrase)