Long-lasting
Long-lasting adjective - Existing for a long time.
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Synonyms for Long-lasting
Old and long-lasting are semantically related in continue topic. In some cases you can use "Old" instead an adjective phrase "Long-lasting".
Old
Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.
Long-lasting and old are semantically related in continue topic. Sometimes you can use "Long-lasting" instead an adjective "Old", if it concerns topics such as traditional, long-standing.
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Both words in one sentence
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This encounter led to 15-year-old Susan getting some long-lasting psychological scars due to being forced to kill someone who used to be human.
Source: Recruit Teenagers with Attitude - A downside of the series premise is that Voyager never revisited old locations, and officers are forbidden from intermingling with the crew, so a long-lasting relationship was out of the question.
Source: Girl of the Week -
While he has to be rushed to Old Town to receive emergency aid, including reconstructive surgery, he remains conscious and doesn't receive any long-lasting injuries.
Source: Only a Flesh Wound
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