outlive

/ˌaʊtˈlɪv/
verb
  1. To live longer than someone or something.
    • The old oak tree outlived the house that once stood beside it.
    • She outlived her husband by twenty years.
    • Turtles can outlive many other animals, sometimes reaching over a hundred years.
  2. To continue to exist after something else has ended or disappeared.
    • Some old buildings outlive the cities that grew around them.
    • His music will outlive him for generations.
    • The tradition has outlived its original purpose but continues anyway.
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