Legal Definition and Related Resources of Life

The period of time between birth and death . Has been held, however, that human life begins at conception . See Roe v Wade, 410 U.S. 113, 93 S. Ct. 705,35 L.Ed.2d 147.

(Peyiod of existence), noun

• anima
• continuance
• cycle
• duration
• endurance
• existence
• lastingness
• lifetime
• period
• period of survival
• span
• survival
• term
• term of activity
• term of effectiveness
• time
• time from birth to death
• vita Associated Concepts: life annuity
• life estate
• life expectancy
• life imprisonment
• life insurance company
• life interest
• life tenantforeign phrases: Non nasci
• et natum mori
• paria sunt
• Not to be born
• and to be born dead
• are the same
• La ley favour la vie d’un homme
• The law favors human life

(Vitality), noun

• activeness
• activity
• alacntas
• alertness
• animation
• ardor
• breeziness
• briskness
• drive
• dynamic quality
• dynamism
• eagerness
• effervescence
• energy
• enthusiasm
• exuberance
• fieriness
• fire
• impassionedness
• intensity
• jocularity
• jocundity
• joviality
• liveliness
• lustiness
• spirit
• spiritedness
• sprightliness
• verve
• vigor
• vim
• vis
• vivacity
• zeal
• zest
• zestfulness

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Life in Historical Law

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Concept of Life in the context of Real Property

A short definition of Life: The length of time an improvement will last, either in relation to its physical utility or as an accounting procedure.

Concept of Life in the context of Real Property

A short definition of Life: The length of time an improvement will last, either in relation to its physical utility or as an accounting procedure.

Definition of Life

In relation to social issues, a meaning of life is provided here: each citizen has the right to the protection of their life; individuals right to life should be considered inviolable except in certain highly restricted and extreme circumstances, such as the use of deadly force to protect one ™s own or others ™ lives.