Follow and Outlive

Follow

Follow verb - To come after in time.

Outlive and follow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Outlive" instead a verb "Follow".

Nearby Words: following, follower, followed

Outlive

Outlive verb - To last longer than.
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Synonyms for Outlive

Follow and outlive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Follow" instead a verb "Outlive".

Nearby Word: outliving

Common collocations

people follow people outlive people
structure follow structure outlive structure
time follow time outlive time
protagonist follow protagonist outlive protagonist

Both words in one sentence

  • Tabletop Game / Ars Magica In addition, the Gift does not follow bloodlines, so a magus is likely to outlive any children they do have.
  • Together in Death This implies Eureka won't ever outlive Renton and will automatically follow Renton in death, regardless of her will when that time comes.
  • Spies will not generally outlive their victims in any well-organised and communicating team, since a kill will typically follow-up with the enemy team turning around and massacring the Spy, but who and when the Spy kills can be absolutely game-changing.
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