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protract

[proh-trakt, pruh-] / proʊˈtrækt, prə- /


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And if the war is protracted, the greater the risk of not just the damage to individual countries, but of contagion and global spillovers.

From BBC

Two of those three years are essentially in the past because of the protracted negotiations.

From Los Angeles Times

A protracted war could weaken both the Middle East and Thailand patient flows for the hospital chain operator, the analyst says.

From The Wall Street Journal

But traffic through the waterway has been effectively paralyzed since the start of the Iran war, fueling fears of a protracted rise in energy prices that could meaningfully drag on global economic growth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Relations between France and Azerbaijan have shown signs of improvement since last autumn, months after Baku accused Paris of backing Armenia during the protracted conflict between the Caucasus neighbours.

From Barron's