Outlive ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Outlive ( verb )

1. To survive someone or something else.
2. To live longer than someone or something else.

Origin:

From middle english outlive, from old english ūtlibban ("to outlive"), equivalent to out- +‎ live.

Examples:

1. She outlived her husband by several years.
2. He outlived his father by a decade.
3. They outlived their dog by several months.
4. He outlived his cat by a year.
5. She outlived her parents by several decades.

(As a verb)

Outlive ( verb )

1. To survive someone or something else.
2. To live longer than someone or something else.

Origin:

From middle english outlive, from old english ūtlibban ("to outlive"), equivalent to out- +‎ live.

Examples:

1. She outlived her husband by several years.
2. He outlived his father by a decade.
3. They outlived their dog by several months.
4. He outlived his cat by a year.
5. She outlived her parents by several decades.