outlast
Remain after others
To outlast is to endure longer than something else—to remain when others have faded, broken, or given up.
Their marriage outlasted all predictions.
These boots will outlast anything else in your closet.
The word implies survival through comparison: you outlast competitors, storms, or difficult circumstances by simply persisting beyond them.
One still alive after
- withstandRemain intact despite pressure
- overcomePrevail against difficulty
- prevailTo succeed ultimately
- survivalistSelf-reliance extremist
weather · persist · resist · immunity · resistant · indestructible · holdout · remnant
Capacity to recover quickly
- staminaCapacity for sustained effort
- fortitudeEnduring courage under pain
- tenacityPersistent grip or resolve
- perseveranceSustained resolve despite obstacles
grit · staying power · durability · toughness · hardiness · determination · steadfastness · patience
survivor
One still alive after
- withstandRemain intact despite pressure
- overcomePrevail against difficulty
- prevailTo succeed ultimately
survivalist · weather · persist · resist · immunity · resistant · indestructible · holdout · remnant · victor
resilience
Capacity to recover quickly
- staminaCapacity for sustained effort
- fortitudeEnduring courage under pain
- tenacityPersistent grip or resolve
perseverance · grit · staying power · durability · toughness · hardiness · determination · steadfastness · patience · robustness
eternal
Lasting without end
everlasting · enduring · classic · abiding · permanent · indelible · unfading · legacy · monument · perennial
vintage
Quality from past eras
vestige · holdover · anachronism · bygone · dated · superseded · obsolete · dinosaur · remnant · artifact
- overcome obstaclesovercome, surmount, conquer, prevail, push through
- survivalsurvival, survive, endure, persist, withstand
- motivationmotivation, drive, motivate, inspire, encouragement
- outoutside, outdoor, outdoors, outsider, outward
- overcomeconquer, defeat, beat, triumph, prevail
- comparison verbscompare, contrast, differentiate, distinguish, juxtapose