outlive
English → English
verb//ˌaʊtˈlɪv//
(longevity) To live longer: to remain alive after the death of another person or the end of a specific period
Statistics show that women in most developed nations tend to outlive men by an average of five to seven years.
(English) Statistics show that women in most developed nations tend to outlive men by an average of five to seven years.
The ancient oak tree in the village square has managed to outlive five generations of the same local family.
(English) The ancient oak tree in the village square has managed to outlive five generations of the same local family.
Entry ID: en:en:outlive · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary