long-lived

long–lived

adj \ˈlȯŋ-ˈlivd also -ˈlīvd\

Definition of LONG-LIVED

1

: having a long life : characterized by long life <a long–lived family>

2

: lasting a long time : enduring

First Known Use of LONG-LIVED

14th century

Related to LONG-LIVED

Synonyms: aged, aging (or ageing), ancient, geriatric, long-lived, old, older, over-the-hill, senescent, senior, unyoung

Antonyms: young, youthful

Related Words: centenarian, nonagenarian, octogenarian, septuagenarian, sexagenarian; oldish; adult, grown-up, mature, middle-aged; pensioned, retired, superannuated; matriarchal, patriarchal, venerable; anile, decrepit, doddering, senile, spavined, tottery; overage (also overaged)

Near Antonyms: ageless; youngish; adolescent, immature, juvenile, preteen, puerile; minor, underage; callow, green, inexperienced, raw; babyish, childish, childlike, infantile, infantine, kiddish

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