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life skill

[ lahyf skil ]

noun

  1. Usually life skills. a skill that helps a person to function well in adult life, especially in social or emotional situations:

    Schools can teach life skills such as persistence and resilience.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of life skill1

First recorded in 1965–70
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Example Sentences

Nick Theslof’s grandmother taught him to ice skate at about the time he was learning to walk, which really didn’t prove to be much of a life skill since Theslof went on to play professional soccer, not hockey.

Whether you’re hoping to make your own garments or alter the ones you already have, sewing is an incredibly useful life skill to have.

“I think this is very important because it’s a life skill that’s not being taught to people anymore. I can teach others the skills I learn here. It has a ripple effect, ” she said.

“I think this is very important because it’s a life skill that’s not being taught to people anymore. I can teach others the skills I learn here. It has a ripple effect, ” she said.

Whether you’re hoping to make your own garments or alter the ones you already have, sewing is an incredibly useful life skill to have.

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