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long-term
adjective as in lasting
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abiding, continuing, deep-rooted, durable, eternal, everlasting, indelible, lifelong, longstanding, permanent, stable
Strong match
adjective as in longitudinal
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Strong matches
Weak matches
continued, drawn-out, elongated, extensive, linear, longstanding, overall, prolonged, protracted
adjective as in overall
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noun as in long run
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distant future, long duration, long period, long term, remote future
Example Sentences
Achieving higher productivity isn’t just desirable—it is absolutely necessary if the U.S. is to maintain and grow household wealth and ensure long-term economic stability.
Crucially, the firm expects Oklo’s reactor buildouts to be financed with debt and supported by investment tax credits, a mix that “could help bolster long-term returns on capital with, potentially, minimal requirements for additional equity.”
They might get some answers next Thursday, when Oracle hosts an investor day that’s expected to include more long-term financial projections.
These stronger winds may be responsible for much of the dust lofted into the Martian atmosphere, which has a major impact on the planet’s weather and long-term climate.
It is more difficult to judge whether a permanent abolition would have the same long-term impact on prices as the short-term sweetener of a stamp duty holiday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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