Synonyms for quality of life
qual·i·ty of life

Princeton's WordNet

1. quality of lifenoun

   your personal satisfaction (or dissatisfaction) with the cultural or intellectual conditions under which you live (as distinct from material comfort)

   "the new art museum is expected to improve the quality of life"

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1. Doug Baldwin:

   I think the fundamental question at the core of it was, What am I trying to accomplish here ? with the thought process of not playing football again, essentially what it comes down to is, Can my body do this and me still have a resemblance of a quality of life afterward ?

2. Laura Edwards-Leeper:

   These representations can help teach cisgender parents and other adults that rejecting the gender binary and being more accepting of gender diversity in children is more important for their psychological health and quality of life.

3. Victor Gura:

   I was very frustrated -- I still am -- because for decades, we've been doing dialysis with big machines that prolong the life of the patient a little bit ... and in addition, they have a lousy quality of life.

4. Brian Primack:

   There are many things that have been shown to improve outcomes such as quality of life among people with memory impairment – these include having plenty of social experiences in person with others and engaging in regular physical activity, it would be a shame to push 3D gaming to the point of inadvertently negatively impacting these evidence-based treatments.

5. Republican Party:

   We’re certainly drifting back to the Fear City days of the ‘80s and early ’90s before Rudy Giuliani was elected mayor and turned all that around with quality-of-life initiatives, zero tolerance and utilizing the broken windows theory.