0 present participle of outlast --
1 to live or exist, or to stay energetic and determined, longer than another person or thing: --
Unusually for such a line, there was both passenger and freight services for most of its existence, with the latter outlasting the former by only a year.
She later returns to the restaurant alone, with the sole mission of taking him home; she succeeds, outlasting numerous other women who are there for the same purpose.
The company remained independent until 1951, outlasting all the other commercial streetcar and cable car operators in the city.
She sings that this is a constant in the world, even outlasting the days and years which move forwards.
Frenchy does not hesitate to fight to exert his authority, winning by outlasting his opponents.
In the early minor sonnets he talks about his works outlasting time.
He does in fact stay standing for several hours before collapsing, outlasting all but two other contestants.
The paint is flexible, working with other materials, easy to clean and resistant to water and heat, thus outlasting all other art media.
