life-time
Noun
Meaning
the period during which something is functional (as between birth and death)
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Examples
the battery had a short life
he lived a long and happy life
For these survivors, like it has been for us, those losses will be indelibly etched into their life-time memories.
Its calls for democratic politics have placed Arab monarchs and life-time presidents in fear of losing their power.
Freas was a member of the PEO Sisterhood, receiving a 75-year pin, and a life-time member of the United Methodist Church of Alma.
Perhaps we could give Baron the RCMP musical ride, or unlimited life-time year-round big game licenses for Don Jr. and Eric.