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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a life studying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lifestyle or existence focused on the act of studying or learning.
Example: "He dedicated a life studying the intricacies of ancient civilizations, uncovering secrets long forgotten."
Alternatives: "a lifetime of learning" or "an existence of study".
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His uncle would later tell Italy's La Nazione newspaper: "Stefano has spent a life studying.
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She has made a life study in which everything and nothing that happens is remarkable and surprising: raucous humour is found where there should be none, while sudden heartbreak sneaks up out of nowhere.
Fewer in here are making a life study of any arcane intellectual subjects.
Born in Leicestershire, Burton lived a quiet life studying at Christ Church.
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Under the direction of the Turner Prize-winning conceptual artist, a class of 22 students spent several hours in a life class studying and drawing the musician-model.
With Hollywood ever-encroaching, Mr. Law tries, he says, to lead a life of studied normalcy in London's tony Primrose Hill.
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