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- adjective Attributive form of
change of life , noun.
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Examples
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She tells more stories about herself after that, says she was something called a change-of-life baby, born at a time when there weren’t supposed to be any more babies.
Still Waters JENNIFER LAUCK 2001
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If you did have sex and got pregnant, your friends and doctors called the occurrence a "change-of-life" baby, which often was a cause for embarrassment.
Kristen Houghton: Women's Relationships Aren't Age-Specific Anymore Kristen Houghton 2011
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You were the change-of-life baby, I believe, he said with a smile.
VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010
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You were the change-of-life baby, I believe, he said with a smile.
VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010
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You were the change-of-life baby, I believe, he said with a smile.
VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010
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You were the change-of-life baby, I believe, he said with a smile.
VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010
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She had been a change-of-life baby, and they said she was spoiled.
BOBBY PROCTOR Maggie Jochild 2007
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Sometimes called a "change-of-life baby," an unplanned pregnancy later in life can do just that.
Health Matters 2008
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Hypnosis is a particularly worthwhile way to handle this particularl "change-of-life" as it helps the body deal with the physical symptoms while also helping with the emotional issues some women face at this time in their lives.
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Hypnosis is a particularly worthwhile way to handle this particularl "change-of-life" as it helps the body deal with the physical symptoms while also helping with the emotional issues some women face at this time in their lives.
Life of Brian: 2004
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