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What is another word for Longevity? – 138 Longevity Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    endurance lifespan durability sustainability permanence continuity persistence stability tenacity staying power length of life extended life prolonged life long life extended lifespan prolonged lifespan lastingness continuance protraction prolongation sustenance maintenance preservation conservation survival existence vitality vigor healthiness robustness hardness resilience strength fortitude toughness resistance buoyancy liveliness spryness youthfulness agelessness timelessness abidingness enduringness lasting quality.

    Meaning of Longevity

    The primary meaning of the word "Longevity" refers to the state or fact of living for a long time.

    Definitions

    • The state or fact of living for a long time: used to describe the length of time that a person, animal, or thing remains alive or in good condition.
    • The quality or fact of being long-lasting: used to describe the ability of something to last or continue for a long time.

    Etymology of Longevity

    The word "Longevity" comes from the Latin words "longus" meaning long and "aevum" meaning age, with the suffix "-ity" added to form a noun.
    The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the length of time that a person or thing remains alive or in good condition.

    Example Uses

    • The company's longevity is a testament to its ability to adapt to changing market conditions.
    • The researcher's study on the longevity of certain species of plants has shed new light on the importance of conservation.
    • The athlete's longevity in the sport is due to her rigorous training and healthy lifestyle.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    brevity transience impermanence fleetingness temporariness shortness briefness momentariness ephemerality fragility vulnerability susceptibility weakness frailty feebleness infirmity mortality death extinction annihilation destruction demise downfall collapse.