Kill and Outlive

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Kill verb - To deprive of life.

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

Nearby Words: killing, killed, killer

Outlive verb - To last longer than.

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

Nearby Word: outliving

person	kill person	outlive person
friend	kill friend	outlive friend
people	kill people	outlive people
human	kill human	outlive human
Other words: husband, wife, men, children, family, time, child, brother, anyone, everyone, son, daughter, humans, friends.

And he had been lucky enough before to 'outlive his usefulness' minutes earlier and Teatime actually let him leave without trying to kill him.

Source: Discworld / Hogfather
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.

Source: Skill Gate Characters aka: Skill Gate Character
The translator thought it meant that the Soviets will kill the Americans, while he intended it to mean that they will outlive the "rotting capitalists" and will see them buried...which is a badass boast on its own.

Source: Badass Boast / Real Life

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