Synonyms for life expectancy
life ex·pectan·cy

Princeton's WordNet

1. life expectancynoun

   an expected time to live as calculated on the basis of statistical probabilities

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1. • Anticipation

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1. Steven Rosen:

   Recreational marijuana use can increase lung cancer and the rise of sexually transmitted diseases is associated with cancer risk, in addition, cancer is associated with aging, and as life expectancy fortunately increases, cancer rates will rise proportionately.

2. Ashish Shah:

   If you don't have any other medical problems, your life expectancy comes back almost to normal.

3. Norma Jean Mattei:

   The problem is, people do not think beyond the immediate future. And they certainly do not think beyond their life expectancy, you're never going to get unit owners to vote to pay more money. So you have to have less discretion on the board level of a volunteer board. It has to be,' Well we don't have a choice.'.

4. Bob Anderson:

   Changes in mortality at a younger age have a larger impact on life expectancy. There's so much more potential life to be lived at younger ages.

5. Alexander Kutikov:

   In reality, we are still in the Wild West era with regard to our abilities to accurately assess risks surrounding each disease, indeed, predictive models for cancer prognosis and life expectancy are far from perfect, while effects of many treatments are not wholly known.