live

/lɪv/

/ˈɫɪv/

[verb] [adjective] [adverb]

to live

[VERB]

MAIN VERB

to have your home in a specific place or to share it with a particular person

synonyms : dwell

inhabit

populate

to be or remain alive

synonyms : endure

2.1

to be alive, particularly during a certain period of time

synonyms : be

2.2

(of a memory, special moment, etc.) to continue to exist in someone's mind

2.3

to spend one's life under specific circumstances and in a particular way

2.4

to have a life filled with excitement and joy

live

[ADJECTIVE]

receiving a broadcast at the time of happening

synonyms : unrecorded

antonyms : recorded

currently alive, not dead or artificial

synonyms : alive(p)

antonyms : dead

exerting force or containing energy

antonyms : dead

charged or energized with electricity

synonyms : hot

of current relevance

elastic; rebounds readily

synonyms : bouncy

lively

resilient

springy

abounding with life and energy

charged with an explosive

highly reverberant

in current use or ready for use

capable of erupting

synonyms : alive

‌(of a hyperlink) working properly and leading to another document on the internet

live

[ADVERB]

performed or recorded in front of an audience or as the mentioned event is taking place

Examples

1. The club downtown hosts live jazz performances every Friday night.

2. She lived a very peaceful life.

3. My friend lives across the road from us.

4. She lives just a stone's throw away from the beach.

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