Life and Stretch

Life

Life noun - The period during which something exists, lasts, or is in progress.

Usage example: the Egyptian civilization had an extremely long life

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Stretch and life are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stretch" instead a noun "Life".

Nearby Words: lifeless, lifetime, lifer, lifeline

Stretch noun - A wide space or area.

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Life and stretch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Life" instead a noun "Stretch".

good	good life	good stretch
long	long life	long stretch
short	short life	short stretch
single	single life	single stretch
Other adjectives: entire, real, terrible, lonely, next, last.

For starters, while in real life most CSIs actually are police officers (meaning having badges and guns is not much of stretch) they would not be doing lab work or interrogating suspects.

Source: Series / CSI: Miami
Considered the Big Bad for a bulk of the last two or so decades of the series, towards the home stretch, he seemed to soften, especially after having an operation to save Philip's life.

Source: Series / Guiding Light
The Consolidated Power Company has a hand in almost every aspect of life in this stretch of Kentucky.

Source: Video Game / Kentucky Route Zero

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