Extensive
Longer
Longer adverb - For more time.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Later on there's a much longer overly long gag in the form of an extensive Not Quite Dead sequence.
Source: Overly Long Gag -
It turns out to be the result of his beloved Mama training him to no longer feel pain, through a childhood of extensive torture.
Source: Feel No Pain - But technology rapidly marched on and Hood was no longer up to snuff by WWII standards, and unlike the contemporary and similarly-armored Queen Elizabeth-class battleships Hood never got the extensive refit she needed to keep up with the times.
Source: Lightning Bruiser / Real Life
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