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n. The manner in which a person conducts themselves at home, as opposed to how they act in a professional setting.
Usage examples of "homelife".
It made for a more pleasant homelife, and I figured, well, the Kid is teaching Charlie to be more and more dominant, and he teaching Josie to smile more, so maybe it was a good thing it was there.
If that is an example of Vryhh homelife, no wonder she prefers to stay away.
He supported his argument by asserting that the writer was clearly more familiar with homelife than the sea and contending that Nausicaa used the story to frame portraits of the great Greek heroines: Calypso, Circe, and Penelope, for instance.
He did not mention that her occupation was that of society butterfly, who sacrificed homelife, husband and child in the pursuit of pleasure.
They seemed to have no homelife of any sort, but just scurried around with their pushcarts, bringing in rubbish.
His school curriculum had been set by others, his homelife was ordered by his parents, and his summer wanderings were circumscribed by the township limits.
The back door was the most in use at all times, and it was through it that one came nearest to the hearts and homelife of the inmates.