outlast

outlast
adj
1. outlive, Archaic. overlive, live on, survive, remain after; stand, prevail, endure, endure beyond, perdure, defy or defeat time, last; last out, come through, live or last through, weather, weather the storm, live to fight another day, rally, resurge; recuperate, get over, rise from the ashes, recover from; continue, run on, go on, subsist, dwell on, bide, linger on, carry on, keep on, persist; wear well, hold up, hold on, Inf. hang in there, Inf. stay in the game, Inf. stay on one's feet, Inf. make it to the last round or last bell, Inf. drink everyone under the table.
2. outwear, wear down. See outwear(def. 1).
3. outtalk, outspeak, talk down, filibuster, stonewall, talk [s.o.'s] ear off.

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