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living will
noun
- a document instructing physicians, relatives, or others to refrain from the use of extraordinary measures, as life-support equipment, to prolong one's life in the event of a terminal illness.
living will
noun
- a document stating that if its author becomes terminally ill, his or her life should not be prolonged by artificial means, such as a life-support machine
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Origin of living will1
Example Sentences
In 2018, India's Supreme Court allowed people to draw up living wills and thereby choose passive euthanasia, where medical treatment can be withdrawn under strict guidelines to hasten a person's death.
There's an entire "wellness" industry, which Kennedy is deeply plugged into, that sells the idea that "clean" food and healthy living will prevents every kind of ailment.
“Now that they will be in the forest their way of living will be different,†he said.
With seven months until the election, it is hard to foresee which way this swing county and its swing state will go, and how the cost of living will factor into votes.
Skyrocketing inflation and the cost of living will be uppermost in voters' minds when they finally get a chance to cast their ballots.
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