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Meanings of outlast in English
Usage of outlast in English
1
The memory of it will outlast all the thrones that exist to-day.
2
The memory of it will outlast all the others that exist to-day.
3
Kansas was able to outlast Oklahoma on Monday in a rare No.
4
The task will long outlast Duncan Smith, Cameron, Osborne and Boris Johnson.
5
The challenges encapsulated in the Calais drama will long outlast Cameron's premiership.
6
A woodpile across the end of the room-enoughto outlast any blizzard.
7
The traits of blood seem to outlast successive series of special reforms.
8
Utah needed everything it could get from Gobert to outlast the Knicks.
9
Spirit is on our side and it is bound to outlast flesh.
10
A rock that had weathered storms and would outlast more to come.
11
I think at this rate, that he will hardly outlast the night.
12
A Canoe of it will outlast four Boats, and seldom wants Repair.
13
If it ever really came to sheer survival, we'll outlast the UIPS.
14
He can out-walk, out-work, outlast and out-guess any man I ever met.
15
But do you think this temple will outlast the poems of Homer?
16
Not only will the revolution outlast him, Fidel can die feeling vindicated.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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