Hanapin
to live on the edge
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to have a life that involves one facing a lot of danger and taking great risks
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "live on the edge" and when to use it?
The idiom "live on the edge" likely originated from the idea of taking risks, living a life filled with excitement, and not adhering to conventional norms or safety. It is used to imply living in a daring or adventurous manner, often with a disregard for potential consequences.
Halimbawa
He's the kind of person who loves to live on the edge, constantly seeking new adrenaline-pumping adventures.
He was a self-proclaimed crusty, living on the edge and never staying in one place for too long.
Choosing a career in the entertainment industry is like living on the edge, with its unpredictable ups and downs.
She lives on the edge by participating in extreme sports like skydiving and rock climbing.
He is the kind of pirate that lives on the edge and crosses that bridge when he gets to it.
