longeval (Meaning)
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longeval (a.)
Long-loved; longevous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of longeval
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longeval Sentence Examples
- The tortoise's longeval lifespan allows it to witness generations of its kind.
- Researchers attributed the species' longeval nature to its slow metabolism and low calorie intake.
- The ancient oak tree stood as a longeval testament to its resilience and the passage of time.
- The scientist hoped to unravel the secrets of the longeval nematode, which had survived for over a century.
- The company's longevity product claimed to increase human lifespans by making them more longeval.
- The longevity of marriage has been linked to strong communication and emotional support.
- The longeval monarch ruled for over 70 years, witnessing a transformative era in his kingdom.
- The researcher's study focused on identifying the genetic factors that contribute to longeval traits in humans.
- The longeval athlete continued to compete into his 80s, inspiring others to pursue their passions at any age.
- The longeval tradition of storytelling preserved the wisdom and experiences of generations past.
FAQs About the word longeval
Long-loved; longevous.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tortoise's longeval lifespan allows it to witness generations of its kind.
Researchers attributed the species' longeval nature to its slow metabolism and low calorie intake.
The ancient oak tree stood as a longeval testament to its resilience and the passage of time.
The scientist hoped to unravel the secrets of the longeval nematode, which had survived for over a century.
