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Meanings of outlive in English
Usage of outlive in English
1
Perhaps, he thought with some secret pride, I shall outlive them all.
2
But how long that would outlive the queen remains to be seen.
3
It does mean having financial resilience to not outlive your money .
4
He will outlive many an author who slumbers in the great Abbey.
5
Spend all you have before you die; and do not outlive yourself.
6
I am a young man of fifty and will surely outlive her.
7
It's an especially important consideration for women, who tend to outlive men.
8
And I always thought she prayed the nephew would outlive his uncle.
9
Yet she will outlive us, and every one else in the hotel.
10
The Queen: may she outlive her Ministers, and may they live long.
11
They would probably outlive her memory for the shadowy regions of chronology.
12
You can buy longevity insurance so that you don't outlive your money.
13
It is better live on a little, than outlive a great deal.
14
Satan, perhaps, can explain how he has managed to outlive his partner.
15
And carbohydrate scoffing fatties who eat hardly any protein will outlive them.
16
Fame follows us in death, and glory shall outlive our crumbling ashes!
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Outlive through the time
Outlive across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common