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adj experienced, seasoned

adjective. ingrained

also long-time, 1580s, from long (adj.) + time (n.).

Of what use have been all the wars of Flatland from Longtime till now?

Reports, no doubt, from Mrs Everett, my aunt's longtime foe.

He is a shoemaker, an' he doesn't be gettin' any work this longtime.

But it was not for any longtime he remained in this state of insensibility.

It was time to return to the schooners, as they had been absent all day, and it was not advisable to leave them for a longtime.

It has unhappily been, for a longtime, as difficult as it is important.

They did a longtime credit business with safe customers, who never thought of paying up very close on their large indebtedness.

For a longtime Hoang studied the Lifeboat Station narrowly, while he made a great show of coiling a length of rope.

The work was faithfully accomplished, and for a longtime Naarden ceased to exist.

For a longtime atter de war, nine years, we stayed on wid Major Wilder, de place we wus at when dey set us free.