Definition of lifeful in English:

lifeful

noun ˈlʌɪff(ʊ)l

adjective ˈlʌɪff(ʊ)l

Full of life; having much vitality or animation; that gives or bestows life or vitality.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ecclesiastic. From life + -ful
Middle English; earliest use found in St. Katherine. From life + -ful.

nounˈlʌɪff(ʊ)l

adjectiveˈlʌɪff(ʊ)l

Full of life; having much vitality or animation; that gives or bestows life or vitality.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ecclesiastic. From life + -ful<br>Middle English; earliest use found in St. Katherine. From life + -ful.

单词	lifeful
释义	Definition of lifeful in English: lifeful noun ˈlʌɪff(ʊ)l An amount that is, or as many as are, sufficient to fill a lifetime. adjective ˈlʌɪff(ʊ)l Full of life; having much vitality or animation; that gives or bestows life or vitality. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ecclesiastic. From life + -ful Middle English; earliest use found in St. Katherine. From life + -ful. Definition of lifeful in US English: lifeful nounˈlʌɪff(ʊ)l An amount that is, or as many as are, sufficient to fill a lifetime. adjectiveˈlʌɪff(ʊ)l Full of life; having much vitality or animation; that gives or bestows life or vitality. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Ecclesiastic. From life + -ful<br>Middle English; earliest use found in St. Katherine. From life + -ful.
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