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have a nice life

have a nice life phrase: said by one person to another, signaling that their relationship is irreparably damaged to the extent that the speaker no longer wants to be involved with the recipient for the foreseeable future.

Phrase

have a nice life

  1. (US) Said by one person to another, signaling that their relationship is irreparably damaged to the extent that the speaker no longer wants to be involved with the recipient for the foreseeable future.

Questions about have a nice life

What does have a nice life mean?
Have a nice life means said by one person to another, signaling that their relationship is irreparably damaged to the extent that the speaker no longer wants to be involved with the recipient for the foreseeable future.
What part of speech is have a nice life?
Have a nice life is a phrase.

Words near have a nice life in the dictionary

  1. have a moment
  2. have a monk on
  3. have a mountain to climb
  4. have a nice day
  5. have a nice day syndrome
  6. have a nice life
  7. have a night of it
  8. have a normal one
  9. have a pair
  10. have a point
  11. have a poor time of it

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