What Does LIFE HACK Mean?
The Quick Answer
LIFE HACK means "Trick, Technique Or Shortcut."More Detail...
A LIFE HACK is a simple "Trick, Technique or Shortcut" that makes a task easier. Although the term probably originated amongst computer experts, it is now widely used to refer to small changes that are made to increase efficiency in any walk of life. LIFE HACKs are popular themes of internet memes on social media and have spawned a host of blogs and vlogs.Image for LIFE HACK
When I write LIFE HACK, I mean this:
"Trick, Technique Or Shortcut"
Summary of Key Points
"Trick, Technique Or Shortcut" is the most common definition for LIFE HACK in texting. Here are more details on the word type and users:| LIFE HACK | |
|---|---|
| Definition: | Trick, Technique Or Shortcut |
| Type: | Internet Slang Term |
| Guessability: |  3: Guessable |
| Typical Users: |  Adults, Teenagers, and Under 13s |
Examples of LIFE HACK in Sentences
Here are examples of LIFE HACK in conversations:- Ted: What's your favorite LIFE HACK?
- Joe: I put toothpaste on my food, so I don't have to clean my teeth after eating.
Example of LIFE HACK Used in a Text
LIFE HACK
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