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lifemanship

lifemanship noun: the art or skill of living well.

Noun

lifemanship (uncountable)

  1. The art or skill of living well.
  2. (derogatory) The art or skill in seeking an advantage or edge over another person.

Origin of lifemanship

From lifeman + -ship.

Questions about lifemanship

What does lifemanship mean?
Lifemanship means the art or skill of living well.
What part of speech is lifemanship?
Lifemanship is a noun.

Words near lifemanship in the dictionary

  1. lifelong
  2. lifelongness
  3. lifelore
  4. lifely
  5. lifeman
  6. lifemanship
  7. lifemate
  8. lifemates
  9. lifen
  10. lifened
  11. lifeness

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