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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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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
In recent years large blooms of potentially toxic blue-green algae in Lough Neagh – caused in large part by long-term pollution – have grabbed the headlines.
The BBC understands concerns over the long-term costs of the line earmarked between Liverpool and Manchester have pushed back the revival of Northern Powerhouse Rail.
Gene therapies are often pricey, but their long-term impact means that can still be affordable.
The state’s balanced approach to energy and climate policy shows how Democrats can make long-term progress while addressing immediate affordability concerns, achieving two-thirds clean energy power while also increasing oil drilling through a cap-and-trade package.
This is partly due to the leaderless nature of these demonstrations, which on the one hand helps protesters evade clampdowns - but also impedes long-term decision-making.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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