Phrasal verbs starting with "live"

To escape the embarrassment or shame of a past mistake, usually after a long time.

To confirm someone's low expectations by behaving as badly as they expected.

To regard something as the most important source of meaning or joy in your life.

To reside permanently in a place, or to work and sleep at the same place of employment.

To enjoy life to the fullest, often by spending money freely and having fun.

To depend on someone or something as your main source of food, money, or support.

To survive using a particular amount of money or food, or to continue to exist after death in memory or legacy.

To actually experience something in real life, often a dream or fantasy, or to spend the rest of one's life in a place or condition.

To survive a difficult, dangerous, or historically significant experience.

To share the same home, especially as a romantic couple without being married.

Almost always used as 'live up to': to reach or match an expected standard or promise.

To succeed in matching the standard, expectations, or reputation that is expected of you or something

To share your home with someone, or to accept and continue to endure a difficult situation.

To be able to accept your own conscience and feel at peace with the decisions or actions you have taken.