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Synonym for live [verb]

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live [verb]

means "profession"
gain subsistence, earn, subsist, acquire a livelihood

live [verb]

means "activity"
enjoy life, relish, savour, experience, delight in, love

live [adjective]

means "state"
alive, existing, aware, conscious, incarnate

live [adjective]

means "property"
active, energetic, vital, vivid, dynamic, vigourous

live [adjective]

means "broadcasting"
broadcast directly, unrehearsed, real
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abide [verb]

means "reside"
stick, dwell, inhabit, live, stay, tenant

be [verb]

means "physical condition"
live, exist, breathe, continue, move, subsist

come to life [verb]

means "revive"
regain consciousness, recover, live, rally, recuperate

connected [adjective]

means "plugged in"
live, hot, wired

dwell [verb]

means "inhabit"
house, occupy, abide, sit, live, reside

dynamic [adjective]

means "active"
energetic, vital, vivid, live, vigourous

exist [verb]

means "state"
be, live, breathe, continue, move, subsist

inhabit [verb]

means "dwell"
house, occupy, abide, sit, live, reside

live by [verb]

means "survive"
subsist, live, acquire a livelihood

live in [verb]

means "reside"
dwell, abide, live, inhabit

live on [verb]

means "be supported by"
earn, augment, subsist, live

living [adjective]

means "state"
existing, surviving, alive, live, extant, animate

on the air [adjective]

means "being broadcast"
broadcasting, live, in progress, performing

subsist [verb]

means "gain subsistence"
remain, continue, earn, live, acquire a livelihood

alive [adjective]

means "behaviour"
bustling, alert, lively, swarming, brisk, quick

live and let live [verb]

means "be tolerant"
tolerate, accept, allow, condone, countenance, permit

live at [verb]

means "dwell"
reside, occupy, inhabit, abide, tenant, hang out

live down [verb]

means "overcome"
survive, endure

live it up [verb]

means "celebrate"
carouse, revel, rejoice, enjoy, have fun

live up to [verb]

means "meet expectations"
satisfy, do well, meet

live with [verb]

means "reside with"
misbehave


liveliness [noun]

means "vivacity"
energy, enthusiasm, spirit, vigour, zeal, ardour

lively [adjective]

means "property"
bright, vivid, brilliant, sparkling, glowing, clear, fresh

lively [adjective]

means "characteristic"
spirited, vivacious, gleeful, sprightly, blithe, animated, gay, alive, stirring, moving, eventful

lively [adjective]

means "character trait"
vigourous, forceful, strong, effective, striking, keen, distinct, clear

lively [adjective]

means "agility"
energetic, active, vigourous, vivacious, animated, brisk, quick, spry

liven up [verb]

means "perk up"
cheer up, revive, recover, recuperate, raise, lift up

livery [noun]

means "set of clothes"
uniform, suit, apparel, ensemble

livestock [noun]

means "stock"
cattle, sheep

active [adjective]

means "agility"
lively

alert [adjective]

means "sharp-witted"
lively

alimony [noun]

means "subsistence"
livelihood, support, keep, food

amusing [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

animated [adjective]

means "spirited"
vivacious, gleeful, sprightly, blithe, lively, gay

barn [noun]

means "stable"
livery, pen, coop, shelter, hutch

blithe [adjective]

means "happy"
light-hearted, jolly, merry, buoyant, spirited, lively

bouncing [adjective]

means "hearty"
firm, hale, lively, healthful, blooming, healthy

bright [adjective]

means "characteristic"
lively, brisk, animated, serene, cheerful, gay

bustling [adjective]

means "active"
vigourous, energetic, lively, brisk, busy, nimble

busy [adjective]

means "agility"
active, vigourous, energetic, lively, brisk, bustling

cattle [noun]

means "animal"
livestock, stock

charming [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, amusing

cheerful [adjective]

means "happy"
light-hearted, jolly, merry, buoyant, spirited, lively

cheering [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

cohabit [verb]

means "reside with"
live with

competence [noun]

means "sufficient means"
livelihood

dashing [adjective]

means "fearless"
bold, lively, brave, daring, spirited, adventurous

distinct [adjective]

means "clear"
express, fair, definite, lively, plain, lucid

driving [adjective]

means "active"
lissome, vital, energetic, lively, forcible, enterprising

dynamo [noun]

means "hustler"
go-getter, live wire, power-house, self-starter

effective [adjective]

means "effectual"
energetic, potent, capable, sufficient, lively, telling

enchanting [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, amusing, lively, pleasing, charming

energetic [adjective]

means "active"
lissome, vital, driving, lively, forcible, enterprising

engaging [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, amusing, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

entertaining [adjective]

means "amusing"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, pleasing, charming

expressive [adjective]

means "emphatic"
spirited, lively, passionate, strong, vivid, brilliant

fearless [adjective]

means "dashing"
bold, lively, brave, daring, spirited, adventurous

firebrand [noun]

means "burning piece of wood"
torch, flame, live coal, brand, flare

fleeting [adjective]

means "volatile"
passing, flitting, lively, transient, transitory, short-lived

gaiety [noun]

means "fun"
liveliness, merriment, mirth, spirit, vivacity

gala [adjective]

means "festive"
lively, bright, splendid, gay, elaborate, colourful

genial [adjective]

means "mild"
warm, enlivening, lively

glittering [adjective]

means "festive"
lively, bright, splendid, gay, elaborate, colourful

go-getter [noun]

means "hustler"
dynamo, live wire, power-house, self-starter

healthy [adjective]

means "hearty"
firm, hale, lively, healthful, blooming, bouncing

hearty [adjective]

means "strong and healthy"
hale, lively, robust, sound, strong, good

hustler [noun]

means "self-starter"
go-getter, fanatic, live wire

keep [noun]

means "accommodation"
subsistence, livelihood, support, alimony, food

light-hearted [adjective]

means "happy"
cheerful, jolly, merry, buoyant, spirited, lively

lissome [adjective]

means "agile"
lively

living [noun]

means "profession"
livelihood, work, sustenance, support, subsistence, vocation

living [adjective]

means "property"
active, lively, vigourous, quickening, strong

maintenance [noun]

means "sustenance"
support, subsistence, living, livelihood, provisions, victuals

mercurial [adjective]

means "agile"
lively

moody [adjective]

means "changeable"
fickle, flight, skittish, capricious, lively, mutable

occupy [verb]

means "state"
maintain, remain, tenant, reside, live in, take up

perky [adjective]

means "alert"
brisk, jaunty, aware, pert, lively

picturesque [adjective]

means "graphic"
pictorial, impressive, intense, lively, vivid

pleasant [adjective]

means "cheerful"
cheery, gay, lively, merry, sportive, sprightly

pleasing [adjective]

means "entertaining"
interesting, engaging, enchanting, lively, amusing, charming

quick [adjective]

means "characteristic"
intelligent, acute, alert, discerning, keen, lively

quick [adjective]

means "agility"
lively, nimble

reside [verb]

means "live"
dwell, abide, live in, inhabit

self-starter [noun]

means "hustler"
go-getter, live wire, power-house, dynamo

sharp [adjective]

means "agility"
lively, brisk, energetic, active, quick

sharp-witted [adjective]

means "alert"
lively

skittish [adjective]

means "changeable"
fickle, flight, moody, capricious, lively, mutable

smart [adjective]

means "agility"
vigourous, brisk, energetic, lively, active, effective

spirit [noun]

means "quality"
vivacity, energy, enthusiasm, liveliness, vigour, zeal

spry [adjective]

means "energetic"
lively

stable [noun]

means "place"
barn, livery, pen, coop, shelter, hutch

stock [noun]

means "animal"
livestock, cattle, sheep

subsistence [noun]

means "means of support"
livelihood, support, maintenance, room and board, earnings

suit [noun]

means "thing"
set of clothes, uniform, livery, apparel, ensemble

swarming [adjective]

means "bustling"
alert, lively, alive, brisk, quick, stirring

tenant [verb]

means "maintain"
remain, occupy, reside, live in, take up, pervade

trade [noun]

means "profession"
vocation, occupation, business, livelihood, avocation, employment

transitory [adjective]

means "fleeting"
passing, flitting, lively, transient, volatile, short-lived

uniform [noun]

means "clothing"
wardrobe, habit, robe, dress, livery

vibrant [adjective]

means "active"
energetic, lively, vigourous, powerful, thrilling, exciting

vigor [noun]

means "vitality"
soundness, nimbleness, liveliness, bounce, vim, motion

vigorous [adjective]

means "powerful"
active, lively, dynamic, energetic, zealous, forceful

vital [adjective]

means "agility"
vigourous, lively, energetic, active, animated

vivacious [adjective]

means "energetic"
active, vigourous, lively, animated, brisk, quick

vivacity [noun]

means "spirit"
energy, enthusiasm, liveliness, vigour, zeal, ardour

vivid [adjective]

means "animated"
lively, spirited, energetic, vigourous, vivacious, intense

volatile [adjective]

means "fleeting"
passing, flitting, lively, transient, transitory, short-lived

zip [noun]

means "agility"
liveliness, animation, gaiety, effervescence, excitement, vigour

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