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Adjective: long-lived  long livd [N. Amer], lóng livd [Brit]
  1. Existing for a long time
    "a long-lived relationship";
    - durable, lasting, long-lasting

See also: long, stable

Antonym: ephemeral, fugacious, here today and gone tomorrow [informal], here today gone tomorrow [informal], passing, short-lived, transient, transitory

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longitude
longitudinal
longitudinally
long-jawed
long-lasting
longleaf pine
long-legged
longlegs
long-legs
long-life
long-lived
long-lost
longly
long-neck clam
longness
long-play
long-playing
long-range
longroot
long-run
long-shanked