living out
Making dreams real
Living out means residing somewhere other than one's workplace, especially for domestic workers who don't sleep at their employer's home: She preferred a living-out arrangement so she could return to her own family each night.
The phrase also describes fulfilling or enacting something fully: He's living out his childhood dream of becoming a pilot.
To live out one's days somewhere is to spend the remainder of life there: She lived out her final years in a quiet seaside cottage.
- inhabitTo dwell within
- cohabitationDwelling together unmarried
- residencePlace one inhabits
- tenancyRenter's period of residence
- off-campusOutside school grounds
manifestation · fulfillment · dream come true · bucket list · embodiment · outwardness · domicile · realization · expatriation · enacting · self-expression · walking the walk · dwelling · authenticity · practice · occupancy · abode · accommodation
living outimagining
Forming mental pictures
suppressing · abandoning · neglecting · repressing · shelving
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