Longevity

B2 16+

Pronunciation: /lɑːnˈdʒɛvəti/

Definitions of longevity

noun the noun 'longevity' refers to the long duration of an individual's life or existence

Example Sentences

A1 Good health habits can contribute to longevity.

A2 Regular exercise is often recommended for increasing longevity.

B1 Advancements in medical technology have increased human longevity.

B2 Studies have shown that certain dietary choices can impact longevity.

C1 Genetic factors play a significant role in determining longevity.

C2 Research on longevity has led to breakthroughs in anti-aging treatments.

Examples of longevity in a Sentence

formal Research shows that certain lifestyle choices can contribute to increased longevity.

informal My grandmother always talks about the secret to her longevity being a daily walk in the park.

slang Dude, that new health drink is supposed to give you crazy longevity.

figurative The longevity of their relationship was a testament to their love and commitment.

Grammatical Forms of longevity

past tense

longed

plural

longevities

comparative

longer

superlative

longest

present tense

longs

future tense

will long

perfect tense

have longed

continuous tense

is longing

singular

longevity

positive degree

long

infinitive

to long

gerund

longing

participle

longed

Origin and Evolution of longevity

First Known Use: 1569 year
Language of Origin: Latin
Story behind the word: The word 'longevity' originated from the Latin word 'longaevitas', which is derived from 'longaevus' meaning 'aged'.
Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to the duration of a person's life, 'longevity' has evolved to encompass the concept of living a long and healthy life.