Long-term
Long-term adjective - Relating to or extending over a relatively long time.
Both words in one sentence
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It works, with neither of them knowing that a potion was involved (and therefore believing that they each betrayed their respective long-term partners).
Source: Love Potion - Author Appeal — several episodes written by Adrian Edmondson feature his long-term work partner Rik Mayall in various stages of makeup and femininity, a trope often seen in their other works.
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This is normally played for laughs, but can also be used in more dramatic works where the goat's hunger causes serious, long-term problems for the characters.
Source: Extreme Omni Goat
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