Constant
Long-term
Long-term adjective - Relating to or extending over a relatively long time.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- steady and constant
- steady and long-term
- firm and constant
- firm and long-term
- stable and constant
- stable and long-term
- endless and constant
- endless and long-term
- perpetual and constant
- perpetual and long-term
- enduring and constant
- enduring and long-term
- unchanging and constant
- unchanging and long-term
Both words in one sentence
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Also, the constant jerks back and forth have a negative long-term effect on the user.
Source: Time Stands Still -
Hunters in general tend to avoid long-term relationships due to the inherent danger in the job, the constant travel, and the tendency for their loved ones to get Stuffed into the Fridge.
Source: Married to the Job -
The long-term effects on the biosphere, given that the Depopulation Bomb affects all mammals and not just humans, are a source of constant concern, although the Distant Finale shows that humanity muddles along somehow.
Source: Lady Land
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