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View definitions for prolonged

prolonged

adjective as in extended

adjective as in drawn-out

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They expressed concern about their ability to assess economic conditions because of the prolonged government shutdown.

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Recovery will be prolonged since raising an animal from calf to marketable beef requires at least three years, meaning prices are unlikely to decline meaningfully in the near term.

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In early April, 1992, Bosnian Serb forces encircled Sarajevo, starting what would become the most prolonged siege in modern European history.

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Wall Street, however, is concerned that if Bitcoin goes into a prolonged bear market, Strategy might not have such easy access to capital in 2028.

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Rice plants benefit from shallow standing water during early growth, yet prolonged or deep flooding can severely damage or kill the crop.

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