Definitions
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- noun A state of being that is not
life (but may resemble it).
Etymologies
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Examples
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My longest running WoW character, for example, was a female undead Warlock, and her best friend was another Warlock Priestess who began her "unlife" on the same day.
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Wed, May 19, 2010, 12: 01 am PDT fanged friends would probably have never been brought to "unlife" without
The Spark of Yahoo! 2010
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Wed, May 19, 2010, 12: 01 am PDT fanged friends would probably have never been brought to "unlife" without
The Spark of Yahoo! 2010
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He talks too, of the 'unlife' world in which the resources of nature are exhausted or extinct.
infinite thØught 2009
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Phil is rarely seen outside of the Highland Towers, preferring not to risk his unlife away from the ironclad protection of his mystic wards.
Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011
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Winter knew that what I really want in unlife is to have a good enemy, someone to plot against.
Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011
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Liberal environmentalism is about using whatever blah blah blah to kneecap industry and then hang it out to dry in a dull dry August wind until it returns to unlife in zombie form.
Matthew Yglesias » Bartlett: New Deal Failed Because It Wasn’t Big Enough 2009
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After fifty years of unlife, Knights may petition to leave the service of their rightful masters, but they are only allowed one offspring.
Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011
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Offspring in whom I see the potential for becoming beings who will keep my unlife . . . interesting.
Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011
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After twenty-five years of unlife, unless their sire releases them earlier, Kings and Lords may petition the Council to establish their own households.
Crossed J.F. Lewis 2011
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