Adjective

But since there is no other universal language of grammar, a middle course can be taken, and the English grammar may be taught according to a more lifely' classification, and in a more ' lifely language; […]

Every breathsome being is lifely', Every man is a breathsome being, Every man is ' lifely .

We are, in comparison, much as mischievous adolescents in their self-conscious age of realization (in their fresh sequence of lifely development) for, too, our species has been shunted through the prevailing pessimism and accomplished the seemingly impossible metamorphosis of our progenitor's obsession: to produce a better specimen in the unfolding continuance of the species.

“Now you listen here you low lifely bastard, he said, while pointing a finger. I know that you're a heartless motherfucker who chose to hurt people.

This is only a fashion and will change. Try to find out what colours make you look more lifely and more healthy.

“Apparently, when everyone reluctantly explained their various lifely' circumstances, you made no comments whatsoever. Were you perhaps ashamed or disgusted by what you were told?” “Most certainly not!” indignantly assured Madavena. “Instead, I was overcome with surprised admiration! I suddenly realised that my seemingly ordinary family had experienced every ' lifely situation imaginable!