Synonyms for Way of life:

• n.

  •
  • common practice,
  • take to,
  • as is someone's wont,
  • ritual.
  •
  • the simple life.
  •behavior (noun)
  • decency,
  • nature,
  • etiquette,
  • tenue,
  • tact,
  • mode,
  • morals,
  • role,
  • dealings,
  • deportment,
  • guise,
  • social graces,
  • routine,
  • mien,
  • delivery,
  • bearing,
  • speech,
  • observance,
  • taste,
  • Habits,
  • way,
  • Tenues,
  • action,
  • style,
  • performance,
  • bag,
  • air,
  • code,
  • attitude,
  • presence,
  • address,
  • ethics,
  • act,
  • savoir-faire,
  • what's done,
  • talk,
  • practice,
  • expression,
  • form,
  • management,
  • tone,
  • comportment,
  • deed,
  • front,
  • seemliness,
  • propriety,
  • convention,
  • conduct,
  • ways,
  • demeanor,
  • decorum,
  • carriage.
  •circumstances (noun)
  • lot,
  • standing,
  • class,
  • rank,
  • property,
  • income,
  • Resources,
  • state,
  • means,
  • worldly goods,
  • station,
  • prestige,
  • command,
  • situations,
  • sphere,
  • financial status,
  • times,
  • chances,
  • precedence,
  • position,
  • degree,
  • capital,
  • net worth,
  • footing,
  • prosperity,
  • rating,
  • PROSPECTS,
  • situation,
  • status,
  • dowry,
  • assets,
  • outlook,
  • Dowries,
  • substance.
  •civilization (noun)
  • peoples.
  •culture (noun)
  • development,
  • civilization,
  • knowledge,
  • society,
  • folklore,
  • customs,
  • habit,
  • grounding.
  •habit (noun)
  • addiction,
  • temperament,
  • custom,
  • acclimation,
  • treadmill,
  • tradition,
  • second nature,
  • conventionality,
  • fixed ways,
  • trait,
  • wont,
  • disposition,
  • rut,
  • tendency,
  • leaning,
  • daily grind,
  • regularity,
  • mannerism,
  • instinct,
  • Familiarity.
  •life (noun)
  • trials and tribulations,
  • realization,
  • suffering,
  • enjoyment,
  • participation,
  • happiness,
  • journey,
  • personality,
  • hand one is dealt,
  • enlightenment,
  • attainment,
  • vicissitudes,
  • human condition,
  • growth.
  •mores (noun)
  • codes,
  • principles,
  • routines,
  • practices,
  • protocol,
  • rites,
  • formalities,
  • Policies,
  • rituals,
  • manners,
  • rules,
  • Standards.
  •record (noun)
  • curriculum vitae,
  • Studies,
  • past behavior,
  • accomplishment,
  • case history,
  • work,
  • track record,
  • career,
  • administration,
  • reign,
  • history.
  •school (noun)
  • stamp,
  • faith,
  • school of thought,
  • belief.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • compulsive,
  • flower power,
  • work-life balance,
  • ritualized,
  • inveterate,
  • suburbia,
  • standard of living,
  • habitual,
  • stock-in-trade,
  • ritualistic,
  • lifestyle,
  • daily life,
  • the high life,
  • counterculture,
  • Nineteen Eighty Four,
  • Living Standards,
  • proclivity,
  • trademark.
  •
  • customary,
  • compulsion,
  • nail-biter,
  • fixture,
  • confirmed,
  • shtick,
  • staple diet,
  • habit-forming,
  • existence.
  •
  • institution,
  • living,
  • serial,
  • vice,
  • tend,
  • chronic.
  •
  • diet,
  • fare.
  •
  • go through.
  •
  • world.
  •
  • stock.
  •Other relevant words:
  • footprint,
  • footstep,
  • gesture,
  • track,
  • faction,
  • school,
  • creed,
  • credo,
  • proceeding,
  • activity,
  • tactics,
  • approach,
  • procedure,
  • persuasion,
  • practises,
  • pose,
  • footsteps,
  • Movements,
  • pattern,
  • praxis,
  • spoor,
  • Doing,
  • dogma,
  • community,
  • demeanour,
  • posture,
  • poise,
  • organization,
  • path,
  • methodology,
  • philosophy,
  • values,
  • opinion,
  • trail,
  • doings,
  • system,
  • affectation,
  • social science,
  • method,
  • teaching,
  • example,
  • trace,
  • view,
  • port,
  • footmark,
  • goings-on,
  • manner.

Antonyms for Way of life:

• n.

  • behavior
    inactivity, carelessness, thoughtlessness, quiet, listening, bad manners, inertia, impropriety, indecency, repose, rest, idleness, silence, cessation, immorality, stoppage.
  • circumstances
    poverty, debt, poorness.
  • life
    ignorance, death, woe, inanimacy, misery, decrease, unhappiness, sorrow.
  • record
    loss, entertainment, failure.
  • school
    disbelief.