outlives

Lasts past another

Outlives means to live longer than someone or something else.

A person may outlive a spouse, a pet, or their own expectations.

Things outlive their usefulness when they remain after they're no longer needed: The policy has outlived its purpose.

To outlive a reputation or scandal is to survive long enough that it fades from memory.

surpassing

exceeds

Goes past a boundary

outstrips · outpaces · outlasts · surpasses · outdistances · outruns · outmatches · supersedes · prevails · triumphs

longevity

persistence

Continuing despite difficulty

tenacity · longevity · staying power · fortitude · robustness · hardiness · vitality · permanence · constancy · survivability

temporality

eternity

Boundless temporal existence

generations · decades · centuries · epochs · eons · ages · posterity · infinity · everlasting · agelessness

legacy

heritage

Inherited cultural legacy

descendants · posterity · tradition · heirloom · lineage · endowment · estate · succession · remembrance · memorial

memory

remembrance

Act of holding something in mind

nostalgia · recollection · reminiscence · retrospection · honor · eulogy · obituary · epitaph · recognition · immortalization

Opposites
temporal survival relative to another

outlivespredeceases

Dies before another person

duration of existence

outlivesdies prematurely

Passes away unexpectedly young

withers away

duration/persistence

outlivessuccumbs

Yields to superior force

perishes · expires · dies out · fades away · withers

Family

outlive, outlived, outliving

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