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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a lived" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to experiences or realities that are lived or experienced, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As a lived experience, it shapes our understanding of the world around us."
Alternatives: "as an experienced" or "as a real-life".
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I seek to help them to understand Islam as a lived experience.
The history of the house as a lived environment is directly acknowledged elsewhere.
They mark the emergence of new practices of self-directed agency as a lived experience, going beyond mere formal permissibility and theoretical possibility.
I argue, however, that "mild sickle cell" in Senegal emerges as a lived construct through a constitutive bond of biology, economy, and kinship.
The scorecard of sexual scrimmages goes way beyond gossip, advancing a view of Surrealism as a lived code of anti-conventional ethics and amoralist morality.
Yet such is the Tory worldview that perfectly legitimate human endeavour – tertiary education for its own sake – has indeed become quite perilous as a lived experience.
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Judy Garland described him as a living 8-by-10 glossy.
"I look at the creek as a living thing".
The company was certified last year as a Living Heritage Enterprise.
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