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lifeaholic en · NOUN

Etymology

From life + -aholic.

Meanings

1. (informal) A person who is passionate about making the most of life.
   • I was a true-blooded, full-fledged workaholic. I'm now converted and have become a lifeaholic – if there's such a thing. I'm now “addicted” to breath, to love, to quiet, to beauty, to balance, to peace, to joy, to simplicity and all the wonderful stuff contained in this adventure called life. 2001, Bo Sanchez, Simplify and Live the Good Life: How to Be Really Wealthy in All Areas of Life, Shepherd's Voice Publications, Inc., →ISBN, page 133:
   • Are you a workaholic? Now that you've got a family, it's time to become a lifeaholic. 2007, David George, Good Dad/Bad Dad: The Do's and Don'ts from the Trenches, Alpha, →ISBN:
   • I've gone from being a workaholic to a lifeaholic who works just enough to put salad on the table. 2006, Nick Yphantides, My Big Fat Greek Diet: How a 467-Pound Physician Hit His Ideal Weight and How You Can Too, Thomas Nelson, published 2004, →ISBN:

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