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  • noun Life in cyberspace or on the Internet, as opposed to real life, often lived through a separate cyberidentity.

Etymologies

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cyber- +‎ life

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Examples

  • The work of 'governance' is being distributed through the eighth nation in real-time and is yet another example of how harnessing the constant flow of cyberlife and redirecting it in ways that target relevance can leave an indelible mark on democracy.

    Mehret Mandefro: The Revolution of Relevance Mehret Mandefro 2010

  • The work of 'governance' is being distributed through the eighth nation in real-time and is yet another example of how harnessing the constant flow of cyberlife and redirecting it in ways that target relevance can leave an indelible mark on democracy.

    Mehret Mandefro: The Revolution of Relevance Mehret Mandefro 2010

  • The work of 'governance' is being distributed through the eighth nation in real-time and is yet another example of how harnessing the constant flow of cyberlife and redirecting it in ways that target relevance can leave an indelible mark on democracy.

    Mehret Mandefro: The Revolution of Relevance Mehret Mandefro 2010

  • The work of 'governance' is being distributed through the eighth nation in real-time and is yet another example of how harnessing the constant flow of cyberlife and redirecting it in ways that target relevance can leave an indelible mark on democracy.

    Mehret Mandefro: The Revolution of Relevance Mehret Mandefro 2010

  • But cyberlife is the new village green or corner stoop—a place for teens to wind down, express their individuality, and connect with friends away from nosy parents.

    The Blessing of a B Minus Ph.D. Wendy Mogel 2010

  • And I am not to devalue all the experience of my cyberlife.

    Do *you* think it's real? pixel bailey 2007

  • ROMANS: So a lot of us have our cyberlife and our real life, but the line between them is really starting to blur.

    CNN Transcript Nov 17, 2009 2009

  • The average cyberlife of a new proxy server is now about 30 minutes.

    China's Cyber Crackdown 2007

  • Bidisha should embrace cyberlife and perhaps she too will reach the singularity.

    The Guardian World News Bidisha 2011

  • My 'radical' eponymous cyberlife takes itself places that I do not want to be traced back to me or those around me.

    The Portable Freeware Collection 2010

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