0 to live or exist longer than someone or something: --
He outlived all of his brothers.
1 to live or exist longer than someone or something: --
At 90, I’ve outlived most of my friends.
We see that the bounds on i and o indicate that they are not constrained to be outlived by any other regions.
Their books seemed to indicate that ' sociological ' theories may have, at least in part, outlived their usefulness.
However, this is slightly inaccurate, owing to the fact that a stack of regions admits a region outlives relationship.
In nineteenth-century women's poetry, the prophetic aspect of this voice outlives even the domestic emphasis.
She outlived him by many years, however, dying in 1832.
Carothers suggests that what he refers to as the 'transition paradigm' might have outlived its usefulness.
The historical traditions of decentralism and regional identity which outlived the advent of the large-scale nation state have proved very diverse.
Both also, through their sheer physical tenacity, outlived most of their favourites and advisers and in a sense outlived their own times.
