[f. LIVE v. + -ED1.] a. That has been lived or passed through. b. That is expressed in one’s life.
1879. Todhunter, Alcestis, 3. Cheapen not the worth of our lived lives.
1882. Hinsdale, Garfield & Educ., I. 77. The world demands a lived gospel as well as a preached gospel.
