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midlife

or mid-life

[ noun mid-lahyf; adjective mid-lahyf ]

adjective

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Word History and Origins

Origin of midlife1

First recorded in 1895–1900; mid- + life
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Example Sentences

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Was this another midlife obstacle that I had yet to confront?

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Her follow-up feature, “Play It Forward,” explored the midlife journey of NFL great Tony Gonzalez and his brother Chris.

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Youth in America are experiencing their midlife crisis today.

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He warns that America’s young people are experiencing the equivalent of a midlife crisis and that this will likely mean diminished incomes and wealth, lower social mobility and a lack of overall happiness and sense of well-being as they age, which will potentially cause serious harm to American society in the future.

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Well-being drops over time until a person hits their midlife crisis, which is usually in one's early 40s, when the pressures of life are immense.

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