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outlast
/ ˈʊˌɑː /
verb
(tr) to last longer than
Example Sentences
It outlasted the wave of westerns that saturated network TV schedules in that era and was still landing in Nielsen’s top 10 prime-time shows in the early 1970s.
That was certainly the case last October, when the Dodgers outlasted the Padres in a memorable five-game National League Division Series.
Swift and Lively have been friends for a decade, long enough to have shared and outlasted the iconic Rhode Island Hiddleswift era.
Even if American universities resist - or outlast - Trump's efforts, they are no longer insulated from the scorched-earth warfare of American politics.
Between them and our own awareness that ancient faiths have built pyramids and temples that will outlast anything our century’s billionaires will manage to construct, you do feel a sense of divine awe.
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