Lifework is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIFEWORK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• work to which a person has devoted their life
• the principal work of your career
• the entire or principal work or activity of a person's lifetime or career

Words related to LIFEWORK

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Words that contain LIFEWORK

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How to use LIFEWORK in a sentence

• Had he succeeded Peter, the life-work of Peter would have been wasted.
• But our future experimental philosopher has not as yet fairly started on the beginnings of his life-work.
• The elder Mozart made a life-work out of the career of his children, though he was a gifted musician and a shrewd and intelligent man on his own account.
• There was no longer any doubt as to what his great life-work was to be.
• Henty may be said to have begun his preliminary training for his life-work when a boy attending school at Westminster.
• Hence the preparation which the college and seminary afforded for his life-work was of a very general and indirect sort.
• This, as we know, was a common practice adopted by him in old age, in order to avoid commissions which interfered with his main life-work at S.
• Then at the door he gave one last glance at his life-work, the orderly presses, the harnessed men, and left it all as if it must surely be there when he returned.
• Take into your new sphere of labor, where you also mean to lay down your life, that simple charm, and your life-work must succeed.
• But how could he have known then that Bassett was going to make a life-work of the case? He had only one uncertainty.
• Carpenter for the large part of his life-work which he here so unostentatiously performed.
• He could not prevent him from being his successor, and he probably was well aware that Lainez would complete and supplement what he must leave unfinished in his life-work.
• To aid in lifting our people to this standard, is one of the missions which I have mapped out for my life-work.
• And that whether our life-work is finished or no, half-finished or no, or not even begun.
• Take into your sphere of labor, where you also mean to lay down your life, that simple charm, and your lifework must succeed.
• If a man hates his lifework, he is very likely to hate his life.
• There are many, too, whose life-work presents the spectacle of an unfinished building.
• Here is one who began his life-work with all the ardor of youth and all the enthusiasm of a consecrated spirit.
• No one who has begun to build for Christ should leave an unfinished, abandoned life-work to grieve the heart of the Master and to be sneered at as a reproach to the name he bears.
• They had all fitted him for the life-work which was now to be his.
• These are the people who ought to make the healing art their lifework.
• Yet, if he could have known, Borrow was better employed playing truant and living up to his life-work as a glorified vagabond than in studying in the ordinary school routine.
• These I enjoyed, as it aided my life-work of loving and thinking about God, who seemed, to my mind, to have some special need of my attention.
• Friends have tried to comfort me by the assurance that my life-work has been better done by the pen, than it could have been with the pencil, but this cannot be.
• We also believe that the information here brought together may be useful in helping young women to choose and prepare for their life-work.
• Finally, it may be repeated, that with all its drawbacks, the teaching profession has much to recommend it to those who desire to make it their life-work.
• Turgenev deliberately accepted as his life-work a course which could only lead to the miseries of being misunderstood.
• These last are among the most admirable portrait-figures in the life-work of Titian.
• Let us rather strive to appreciate what is left of a creation unique in the life-work of Titian, and in some ways his most sublime invention.
• Sometimes I receive a letter from a young man who informs me that he is a born orator and asks what such an one should do to prepare him for his life-work.
• It is hardly necessary to say that such an inquiry, fully carried out, would be a life-work.
• The men who learn to appreciate one another through this association, tend to hold together when they pass out of the Universities into their life-work.
• Haydn and Beethoven, however, were in a measure supplementary to one another as regards the life-work of each.
• The Reverend Homer was a burr-like man with a life-work.
• Even if art should be their profession or their life-work in any form, the sacrifices made for general education will be compensated in the mental and moral balance of their work.

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