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longevity
[ lon-jev-i-tee, lawn- ]
noun
- a long individual life; great duration of individual life:
Our family is known for its longevity.
- the length or duration of life:
research in human longevity.
- length of service, tenure, etc.; seniority:
promotions based on longevity.
longevity
/ lÉ’nˈdÊ’É›vɪtɪ; lÉ’nˈdÊ’iËvÉ™s /
noun
- long life
- relatively long duration of employment, service, etc
Derived Forms
- longevous, adjective
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of longevity1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of longevity1
Example Sentences
Most rankings are based on point systems, assigning weighted numbers to categories such as total tournaments won, top-10 finishes, player of the year awards, career longevity and performance in the four majors — the U.S.
Mr Jackson attributes the club's longevity - in a challenging market - to, among other things, "value for money".
An immense achievement of longevity, desire and determination - but also falling just short.
She says she partly has autism to thank for her longevity.
Upon establishing the Constitution of the United States, Benjamin Franklin said that, though he had hopes for the document’s longevity, the only things that would be certain moving forward were death and taxes.
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