High Liver

Pronunciation: /haɪ ˈlɪvər/

Definitions of high liver

noun a person who indulges in luxurious living and extravagant pleasures

Example Sentences

A1 My doctor said I have a high liver.

A2 She was diagnosed with a high liver after a blood test.

B1 Having a high liver can indicate potential health issues.

B2 The doctor recommended a diet change to help with her high liver levels.

C1 Regular exercise and a balanced diet can help lower high liver enzyme levels.

C2 The high liver enzyme levels indicated a possible liver disease.

Examples of high liver in a Sentence

formal The patient's high liver enzyme levels indicate a possible liver disease.

informal My doctor said I have a high liver count and need to cut back on alcohol.

slang I heard too much partying can give you a high liver.

figurative Her high liver for adventure led her to travel the world.

Grammatical Forms of high liver

• plural: high livers
• comparative: higher liver
• superlative: highest liver
• present tense: high liver
• future tense: will be a high liver
• perfect tense: has been a high liver
• continuous tense: is being a high liver
• singular: high liver
• positive degree: very high liver
• infinitive: to be a high liver
• gerund: being a high liver
• participle: a high liver

Origin and Evolution of high liver

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'high liver' originated in medieval Europe to describe someone who indulged in excessive eating and drinking, often to the detriment of their health.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'high liver' has evolved to refer more broadly to someone who enjoys a luxurious or extravagant lifestyle, not just limited to excessive eating and drinking.