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Line of Life
Definition
A line of life is a chiromancy (palmistry) term referring to the crease on the palm that is believed to indicate a person's vitality, general health, and major life events.
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Sense: Palmistry
In palmistry, the line of life is one of the major lines on the palm that is examined to gain insights into a person's overall well-being and major life events.
Example Sentence: The palm reader carefully traced the line of life on my palm and interpreted it as a sign of good health and longevity.
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Sense: Figurative
The phrase "line of life" can also be used figuratively to refer to the course of one's life, depicting the highs and lows, successes, and challenges.
Example Sentence: Despite facing numerous obstacles, Sarah never lost hope and continued to conquer the hurdles that came her way along her line of life.
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