Definitions
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- v. Present participle of outlive.
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Examples
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The longest serving Chief Justice in Supreme Court history, Marshall dominated the Court for over three decades a term outliving his own Federalist Party and played a significant role in the development of the American legal system.
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ClearCourse is designed to protect 401k plan participants from retirement risks such as outliving assets, retiring during a down market, and the effects of inflation.
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Mr. Hammond typically uses so-called permanent-life insurance so that the individual or couple doesn't have to worry about outliving the policy's term.
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In an obituary that he prepared, Mr. Jahnke described his late wife as a "tenacious" cancer patient, outliving the three-year life expectancy for her type of ovarian cancer by nearly five years.
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Invest Aggressively Wealthy investors who face no risk of outliving their money probably don't need annuities at all, many advisers say.
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He gives immediate annuities top marks for protecting investors against the risk of outliving their money, particularly if the investors live longer than expected.
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But if they tank, the product offers ways in which you can protect yourself against outliving your money.
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Most investors—even those who already have entered retirement—need the capital appreciation that stocks can generate to reduce the risk of outliving their assets.
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This is the position of the poet in A Shropshire Lad: he is outliving the good way he knew, and is still tragically alive to remember.
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Seniors who are outliving their savings, even as their mobility becomes restricted, often freeze in place, unable to contemplate the painful and overwhelming task of dispensing a house full of possessions accumulated over a lifetime.
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