lifelong

Modifying Another Word

• always: Learning disabilities have many different causes but are always lifelong.
• probably: Meningitis C: would appear to offer long-lasting protection that is very probably lifelong.
• sometimes: These can be deeply ingrained and sometimes lifelong inflexible attitudes and behaviors.
• also: It suggests that the process of becoming a researcher is also lifelong.

Modifies a noun

• learning: What evidence exists on the state of lifelong learning in the South West?
• learner: Mature lifelong learners may need even more support at this stage of learning than do young lifelong learners.
• friendship: And here lies the tale of how he began a lifelong friendship with the future naval hero of England.
• ambition: It was great to realize a lifelong ambition for us all to perform live in the States.
• passion: Born in the French river town of Nantes, Verne had a lifelong passion for the sea.
• fascination: I am an avid gardener and have a lifelong fascination with nature.

Used with adjective complement

• develop: You will be encouraged to develop lifelong learning skills & develop your own program, with protected time guaranteed.
• provide: Hertsmere PCT supports its staff through regular briefings and provides lifelong learning opportunities.
• make: A world of ever faster change makes lifelong learning a necessity, not a luxury.