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length
noun as in extent of object, distance, time
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Example Sentences
A break above $50 in silver would be ‘one of the biggest technical breakouts in modern history because of the length of time it has taken.’
The U.S. attack submarine fleet has been plagued by long maintenance delays that are keeping them out of operations and the length of time it takes to build a new vessel.
Alexander had always gone to great lengths to keep raising the bar for Stewart — whatever it took to keep him from getting complacent.
This week, as he struggles vainly against the rising tide of accountability, we’ve seen writ large across the national stage to what lengths his fear will lead him.
From the outset, we are uneasy in the company of this supposed innocent, and throughout the novel Mr. Banville keeps us at arm’s length from sympathy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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