What does fact of life mean?

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  1. fact of lifenoun

    Something that cannot be avoided.

Wikipedia

  1. fact of life

    The facts of life is a euphemism used in sex education of the basic facts of puberty, intercourses of sexism, and human reproduction.

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Numerology

  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of fact of life in Chaldean Numerology is: 3

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of fact of life in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2

Examples of fact of life in a Sentence

  1. Amando Tetangco:

    There were attempts, and I think this is a fact of life, but we have been able to turn them back, attempts are always there.

  2. Niki Lauda:

    Sure, people change their tits and ass and whatever. In my case there could be something done but I wouldn't. Because this is a fact of life and that's it.

  3. Bobbi Pritt:

    I used to Rollerblade a lot, and I know that I’ve swallowed my fair share of insects, it’s gross, but it’s just a fact of life.

  4. Paris Hilton:

    Just saying a fact, fact of life.

  5. Raumesh Akbari:

    This offensive legislation pretends skin color has never mattered in our country. As far too many Americans know, race-based oppression, discrimination and inequality has been a fact of life since before the dawn of our nation, our children deserve to learn the full story and truth of our people — the victories and the struggles. Unfortunately, the controlling party is attempting to erase historical fact in favor [of] whitewashed falsehoods.

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