Eldest
Eldest adjective - First in order of birth.
Long-lasting and eldest are semantically related. in traditional topic. In some cases you can use "Long-lasting" instead an adjective "Eldest".
Long-lasting
Long-lasting adjective - Existing for a long time.
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Synonyms for Long-lasting
Eldest and long-lasting are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Eldest" with "Long-lasting", this terms are similar.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- steady and eldest
- steady and long-lasting
- old and eldest
- old and long-lasting
- familiar and eldest
- familiar and long-lasting
- firm and eldest
- firm and long-lasting
- established and eldest
- established and long-lasting
- solid and eldest
- solid and long-lasting
- perpetual and eldest
- perpetual and long-lasting
Both words in one sentence
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Vespasian's eldest son, who waged a successful war against the Jews early in his life, which would have long-lasting consequences for Christianity and Judaism.
Source: Useful Notes / The Roman Empire
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