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. Wang Yuchen:

   But the elderly have relatively poor repayment ability. On the one hand, it could affect their quality of life in old age, as they continue carrying the mortgage debt mountain and work for the bank until the last moment of their lives, on the other hand, the associated risks may be transferred to their children, increasing their financial pressure.

2. Jared Kushner:

   The Office of American Innovation will bring a creative and strategic approach to many critical issues and intractable problems that affect Americans’ quality of life, we have an opportunity to identify and implement solutions by combining internal resources with the private sector’s innovation and creativity, enabling the federal government to better serve Americans.

3. Bobby Wilson:

   My main goal is to make sure that marginalized and underserved communities have access to locally grown food that's free of chemicals, we have turned five acres of land right here in the heart of the city into a green oasis that really impacts the quality of life of people that live around here.

4. Chetan Dube:

   People argued with me, because this is almost double the price of per-square-foot real estate compared to Midtown. They said this is the stupidest move to get seven floors in this building, i said to our board, ‘The quality of life of our staff is very important to us. These people are our brainpower. They’re our engine. We need to provide them an environment for creative thinking.’.

5. Carla DeMuro:

   This can be of particular interest to oncology patients and physicians who are trying to make decisions about quality of life, not just quantity of life.