0 present participle of outlive
1 to live or exist longer than someone or something:
He outlived all of his brothers.
These annuities provide insurance against retirees and their spouses outliving their retirement savings.
Table 7 shows that the female elderly is more at risk of outliving their available savings than the male elderly.
A specific worry expressed in several interviews was the consequences of outliving savings and being evicted from the care-home because the local authority would not agree to meet the fees.
One difficult decision concerns longevity risk, where individuals face the possibility of outliving their resources or, alternatively, of foregoing consumption by dying before wealth is exhausted.
An average woman can count on outliving an average man by between 12 months and four years.
Many of them attain a great old age and, by outliving their friends, cannot have the companionship to which they were accustomed.
That equipment is extremely difficult to maintain and is outliving its usefulness.
There are no staple industries that are apparently outliving their usefulness.
