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Overlive
Overlive O`ver*live", v. t.
To outlive. --Sir P. Sidney.
The culture of Northumbria overlived the term of its
political supermacy. --Earle.
Overlive
Overlive O`ver*live", v. i.
To live too long, too luxuriously, or too actively. --Milton.
``Overlived in this close London life.' --Mrs. Browning.
Meaning of Overlive from wikipedia
- also the
author of
several books,
including Mocked with Death:
Tragic Overliving from
Sophocles to
Milton (2004), The
Death of Socrates: Hero, Villain...
-
aching painful daring,
boldness audacity midday noon to
withstand to
resist overlive survive hearsay rumour unwilling,
loath reluctant wilful deliberate wont...
- "lion's tooth") Überleben
calques Latin supervivo (survive,
literally "
overlive",
which is a
synonym of survive)
Treppenwitz calques French l'esprit de...
- that he was
depressed about his
failing physical health and that he had
overlived most of his friends. His
death was only
reported in
November 2016. As...
-
Hector "trementibus
aequo humeris et
inutile ferruncingi." No, I have
overlived the
generation with
which mutual labors &
perils begat mutual confidence...
- when it
voluntarily choose to leave. In its
short life span, it
still overlived the
German reunification in
October 1990.
Kyrgyzstan 2004-2018: The Bandy...
- at
probate on 17
April 1575. He died on 9
October 1573: his wife Mary
overlived him. His
executors had to
pursue the
recovery of the
arrears of his annuity...
- the 1560s
leaving a will
which only
partially survives. Elizabeth, who
overlived him, died
testate in 1567.
Nicholas was
father of
James Leyburn, who was...
- his only
daughter had run off with a fortune-teller. Dame
Frances long
overlived Sir Thomas,
returning to her
birthplace of
London where she died on 31...
-
Susan Birenbaum died in 2008.
Birenbaum was the
author of the 1969 book
Overlive: Power, Poverty, and the
University and the 1971 text
Something for Everybody...
