The phrase "amalgamated life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life that is a blend or combination of different elements, experiences, or influences.
Example: "After years of traveling and living in various cultures, I feel like I have an amalgamated life that reflects the best of each place I've been."
Alternatives: "blended life" or "integrated life".
$196,000 financed through a combination of student loans, personal loans, and high interest credit cards, now consolidated, amalgamated, homogenized into one life defining number for my personal convenience.
While these points are often conceded, it is nevertheless maintained that any primitive alternatives to familiar life would have been eliminated long ago, either amalgamated into a single form of life through lateral gene transfer (LGT) or alternatively out-competed by our putatively more evolutionarily robust form of life.
The beguiling guitar work of Barthélemy Attisso would be enough to recommend the album, were it not for a breezily amalgamated babble of grooves (high life, rumba, calypso, guajira) and dialects (Wolof, Malinké, Portuguese Creole).
He has said: "For him to lose his life in Afghanistan and then the regiment to come back and find... they may be... amalgamated... is an insult.
"For him to lose his life in Afghanistan and then the regiment to come back and find... they may be... amalgamated... is an insult," Mr Scanlon said.
Tanganyikans want to be amalgamated.
The first section, "Rethinking the Past," looks at the way in which artists amalgamated the old and new, either turning to established painting traditions, like Mughal miniatures, or traditional media, including gouache, to comment on contemporary life.
Glimpses of the third world collide with upscale urban life and visions of technology in Mr. Simon's most playful verbal collages, and the grooves — directly borrowed or newly amalgamated — just keep bounding along.
Stop as soon as the mixture is amalgamated.
Pros: Cheap, and easily amalgamated into existing algorithms.
These symbols reoccur in the exhibition, abused, amalgamated and mocked.
