Synonyms for Long-lived:

• adj.

  •chronic (adjective)
  • in-grained,
  • long lived,
  • deeprooted,
  • in-born,
  • settled,
  • persistent,
  • ever present,
  • un-mitigated,
  • in-curable,
  • re-curring,
  • un abating,
  • in grained,
  • pro longed,
  • in curable,
  • most unabating,
  • more ever-present,
  • in bred,
  • stubborn,
  • most persisting,
  • more inbred,
  • obstinate,
  • un-abating,
  • deep rooted,
  • deep seated,
  • un mitigated,
  • re current,
  • re curring,
  • in born,
  • more recurring,
  • deepseated,
  • more unabating,
  • more ever present,
  • more everpresent,
  • re-current,
  • pro-longed,
  • habitual,
  • un yielding,
  • most recurring,
  • un-yielding,
  • more persisting,
  • most ever-present,
  • in-bred,
  • longlived,
  • in-eradicable,
  • most ever present,
  • in eradicable,
  • most everpresent,
  • most inbred,
  • everpresent.
  •continuing (adjective)
  • carrying on,
  • Progressing,
  • pursuing,
  • perdurable,
  • Maintaining,
  • Sustaining,
  • persevering,
  • permanent,
  • advancing,
  • persisting.
  •inveterate (adjective)
  • hard core,
  • hardcore.
  •lifelong (adjective)
  • more livelong,
  • more lifetime,
  • most livelong,
  • most lifetime.
  •long-standing (adjective)
  • most longestablished,
  • most long established,
  • more long-established,
  • long standing,
  • more longestablished,
  • most long-established,
  • longestablished,
  • long-established,
  • long established,
  • more long established.
  •old (adjective)
  • vintage,
  • ageold,
  • veteran.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • longstanding,
  • old,
  • lifelong,
  • inveterate,
  • protracted,
  • yearlong,
  • seasonal,
  • ever-present,
  • neverending,
  • unabating,
  • perennial,
  • for life,
  • lingering,
  • chronic,
  • long-standing,
  • livelong.
  •perdurable (adjective)
  • more advancing,
  • more progressing,
  • most progressing,
  • most advancing,
  • most maintaining,
  • more maintaining,
  • more sustaining.
  •perennial (adjective)
  • un changing,
  • more seasonal,
  • never ending,
  • most yearlong,
  • un-failing,
  • un-changing,
  • most seasonal,
  • un ceasing,
  • un failing,
  • more yearlong,
  • un-ceasing,
  • un interrupted.

• n.

  •
  • prolonged,
  • on and on,
  • never-ending,
  • for some time,
  • constant.
  •
  • continue.
  •long (noun)
  • long.
  •long-lasting (noun)
  • perpetual,
  • macrobiotic.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • lasting,
  • long-lasting,
  • durable.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • continuing,
  • enduring,
  • abiding.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • live,
  • steadfast,
  • imperishable,
  • past one's prime,
  • unchanging,
  • age-long,
  • antique,
  • superannuated,
  • animated,
  • quick,
  • conscious,
  • aboveground,
  • long-term,
  • undeviating,
  • hardy,
  • Vivified,
  • tough,
  • perduring,
  • long-wearing,
  • among the living,
  • sempiternal,
  • ageing,
  • unceasing,
  • immutable,
  • Sempervirent,
  • getting on,
  • alive,
  • eternal,
  • unfading,
  • remaining,
  • ancient,
  • elderly,
  • grey,
  • endure,
  • undying,
  • invariable,
  • of long standing,
  • unending,
  • alive and kicking,
  • Longeval,
  • existent,
  • endless,
  • everlasting,
  • hoary,
  • unvarying,
  • zoetic,
  • animate,
  • Diuturnal,
  • capable of life,
  • Inspirited,
  • enlivened,
  • evergreen,
  • stable,
  • Intransient,
  • living,
  • ageless,
  • aging,
  • aged,
  • indestructible,
  • breathing,
  • unyoung,
  • Staying,
  • timeless,
  • vital,
  • Longevous,
  • viable,
  • infinite,
  • of long duration,
  • in the flesh.

Paraphrases for Long-lived:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    long-life.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    long-lasting, long-standing, long-duration, long-running, durable, long-stay, prolonged, longer-term, long-established, protracted, lengthy, longterm, long-run, long-time, enduring, long-range, time-consuming.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    long-term, long, longstanding, perennial.

Antonyms for Long-lived:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    juvenile, kiddish, green, underage, fleeting, ephemeral, raw, little.