The phrase "abandoned life" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to a lifestyle that is isolated, lonely and without purpose. For example, "Living a life of solitude, he felt like he was living an abandoned life, with no one to turn to for comfort."
"The plastic [from abandoned life jackets] and sanitation issue here is an environmental bomb," Mr Galinos said.
But in the north, the beaches are littered with deflated boats and piles of abandoned life jackets and inflatable tubes.
Adlin tells me that she and her husband abandoned life in KL to come back and run the inn.
"I had abandoned life and was bumming around Guatemala," he says, "being exposed to a lot of gory Mesoamerican Catholicism and Indianness.
Ms. Devi, who abandoned life as a bandit and became a legislator, rose to notoriety in 1981 after the killing of 22 upper-caste men in Uttar Pradesh.
In the fall of 2015, a Sky News reporter in Greece published a report about what he called a "unique travel guide" that he'd found among abandoned life jackets and rubber dinghies washed up on the beaches of Lesbos.
Some specialists, for example, have abandoned life-long practices and started anew in states where malpractice insurance prices have yet to escalate.
Companies that are abandoning life sciences must develop new strategies, including finding new partners for mergers.
I heard the sounds of war around me and I crawled and crawled, until a feeling overcame me where I decided to abandon life and stood up and started to walk.
"The man…[whose] solitude is such that he could never see a human being… would abandon life," the Roman statesman-philosopher Cicero declared in 44 BCE.
Meredith did not wish to abandon life in Chirk.
