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. 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.

2. Marcel Kittel:

   The biggest question of the last few months was : Can I and do I want to continue to make the sacrifices needed to be a world-class athlete ? , and my answer is : No, I do not want that any more, because I have always found the limitations on a top athlete as an increasing loss of quality of life.

3. Yvette Leung:

   The vast majority of treatments for Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis are completely safe for a female to take when she is conceiving and equally safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding, for patients who are acutely ill, however, from their Crohn’s or ulcerative colitis, there may be multiple good reasons not to have children including depression, malnutrition, amenorrhea (lack of menstruation), and general poor quality of life.

4. Elizabeth Jewell:

   It adds additional justification for this surgical recommendation, i think that needs to be balanced with a woman’s quality of life from surgical menopause and their childbearing desires.

5. Naseer Ahmad:

   Solar energy will also improve people’s quality of life by cutting their spending on kerosene and firewood.