Living
Living adjective - Being in effective operation.
Whole time and living are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whole time" instead an adjective "Living".
Whole time
Living and whole time are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Living" instead an adjective phrase "Whole time".
Both terms in one sentence
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After learning that Jig is turning into a dragon, we see that he's been living his life in complete denial this whole time.
Source: Manga / Stealth Symphony - In the second movie, set six years after the series, they've been living together the whole time and they're still on a Last Name Basis.
- Still, the whole time he is living in a self created prison, just as Marco said he would when he first left for ABQ.
Source: Analysis / Better Call Saul
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