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Definition of longevous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
durationDated lasting for a long time, especially lifeDated
- The longevous tree stood for centuries.
- The longevous tradition has been passed down for generations.
- Her longevous career in the industry is remarkable.
Origin of longevous
Latin, longus (long) + aevum (age)
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- French:durable, ...
- German:langlebig, ...
- Italian:longevo, ...
- Spanish:longevo, ...
- Portuguese:longevo, ...
- Chinese:长寿的, ...
- Japanese:長寿の, ...
- Arabic:مُعَمِّر, ...
- Hebrew:אָרוֹךְ יָמִים, ...
- Russian:долговечный, ...
- Ukrainian:довговічний, ...
- Hindi:दीर्घायु, ...
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