survivor
A person who has had cancer and is still alive.
A person who survived the Holocaust during World War II.
A person who has had a stroke and is still alive.
A person who has lived through a sexual assault.
A person who has survived a vehicle crash (e.g., plane, car).
Emphasizes that no one else survived.
A person who has survived a tsunami.
Similar to 'the only survivor', emphasizing singularity.
Refers to the final person remaining from an event.
Refers to the survivor(s) who are still left.
A person who has survived a ship sinking.
Indicates that surviving the event was uncommon.
To be a person who has survived something.
To save a survivor from a dangerous situation.
A more formal or intensive way of saying 'look for'.
To search for people who may have survived.
To discover a survivor, often after a search.
To provide general assistance to survivors.
To provide medical care to survivors.
Often used in the negative, e.g., 'the crash left no survivors'.
To collect a survivor, often by a vehicle (e.g., boat, helicopter).
To ask a survivor questions about their experience.
A feeling of guilt experienced by those who have survived a traumatic event when others did not. (psychology)
Used to indicate the specific event or place someone survived.