What does lifesome mean?
Lifesome means Characterised by liveliness; animated; eventful..
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/ˈlaɪfsəm/ · adjective
Characterised by liveliness; animated; eventful..
My sister may not visit us, My mother says her nay: O Edward! you are all to me, I wish for your sake I could be More lifesome and more gay.
"[…] but I won't tell you a lie if I can help it; and for all I haven't it chapter and verse, it's wonderful lifesome, too ."
Katie is not suggesting that everyone quit driving cold turkey, just that it is quite possible to make the segue from cars to more lifesome alternatives.
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Lifesome means Characterised by liveliness; animated; eventful..
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My sister may not visit us, My mother says her nay: O Edward! you are all to me, I wish for your sake I could be More lifesome and more gay.
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