last
I
(final) adjective
aftermost, climactic, climactical, closing, completive, completory, concluding, conclusive, conclusory, crowning, decisive, definitive, determinative, end, ending, endmost, extreme, farthest, final, finishing, furthest, hindermost, hindmost, outermost, permanent, rear, terminal, terminating, terminational, terminative, ultimate
associated concepts: last clear chance, last known address, last residence, last will and testament
II
(preceding) adjective
above, above-cited, above-mentioned, above-named, above-stated, aforegoing, aforementioned, aforesaid, antecedens, antecedent, ante, before mentioned, earlier, fore, foregoing, former, fresh, introductory, most recent, newest, past, precedent, cursory, prefatory, preliminary, preludial, preludious, prelusive, prelusory, previous, prior
III
verb
be long-lived, be stable, be timeless, be consumed, be unexhausted, bide, carry on, continue rare, endure, exist, hang on, hold on, hold out, keep up, linger, live on, outlive, perdure, permanere, persevere, persist, prevail, prolong, protract, remain, remain firm, stay, stay on, subsist, survive, sustain, wait, withstand
IV
index
continue (persevere), definitive, exist, extreme (last), final, keep (continue), persevere, persist, remain (continue), remain (stay), resist (withstand), stay (continue), subsist, ultimate, withstand
Burton's Legal Thesaurus.
William C. Burton.
2006