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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
continuing, endlong, long-run, protensive
Weak matches
continued, drawn-out, elongated, extensive, linear, longstanding, overall, prolonged, protracted
adjective as in overall
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Weak matches
noun as in long run
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Weak matches
distant future, long duration, long period, long term, remote future
Example Sentences
Mr Osborne suggested Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had contributed to a warmer tone for negotiations and said the museum is looking at the possibility of a long-term loan.
Mark Lashier, chairman and chief executive of Phillips 66, said in an October news release that the long-term sustainability of the operation was “uncertain and affected by market dynamics.”
The researchers stress the need for continued vigilance and intensified surveillance of glyphosate neurological and other long-term negative health effects.
However, anti-hormonal treatment reduces quality of life and the question has been how the long-term benefit against recurrence looks like.
These studies were done over the course of a month, but the researchers now plan to do longer-term studies to see if this reduction leads to weight loss.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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