Outlast (verb)

1. To endure or survive something longer than someone or something else.
2. To last or continue for a longer time than something else.

Origin:

Outlast is formed from "out" and "last" and it emerged in the 16th century, meaning to survive or endure something longer than someone or something else.

Examples:

1. The company outlast the recession and emerged stronger than ever.
2. The marathon runner outlast all the other competitors, crossing the finish line first.
3. The car outlast its warranty and continued to run smoothly for another 100,000 miles.
4. The building outlast the earthquakes, but it was destroyed in a fire.
5. The friendship outlast all the other relationships, they were still friends after 50 years.