Long-term
Long-term adjective - Relating to or extending over a relatively long time.
To finish
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lasting and long-term
- lasting and to finish
- permanent and long-term
- permanent and to finish
- eternal and long-term
- eternal and to finish
- forever and long-term
- forever and to finish
- everlasting and long-term
- everlasting and to finish
- unfading and long-term
- unfading and to finish
- inexpungible and long-term
- inexpungible and to finish
Both terms in one sentence
- Also, for some bizarre reason, they told the Community of Planets not to finish off the Xenon after the Second Xenon Conflict, even though it was the Xenon that derailed their long-term plans in the first place.
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