General
Long-term
Long-term adjective - Relating to or extending over a relatively long time.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- complete and general
- complete and long-term
- total and general
- total and long-term
- extensive and general
- extensive and long-term
- sweeping and general
- sweeping and long-term
- comprehensive and general
- comprehensive and long-term
- inclusive and general
- inclusive and long-term
- blanket and general
- blanket and long-term
Both words in one sentence
- In fact, a long-term fan of RPGs (or possibly video games in general) will often find Kill It With Fire to be the first thing they think of when confronted with a zombie or similarly undead enemy.
Source: Kill It With Fire / Video Games - In general, while Rome could be very brutal, its willingness to grant outsiders political rights was a long-term strategy that made their empire possible.
Source: Strategy Versus Tactics - In general, less moral characters you can have long-term relationships with jump to the sex sooner.
Source: Good People Have Good Sex
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