Longtime
Prolonged
Prolonged adjective - Relatively long in duration; tediously protracted.
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Synonyms for Prolonged
Longtime and prolonged are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Longtime" with "Prolonged", this adjectives are similar.
Nearby Words: prolongation, prolonging
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Related pairs
- steady and longtime
- steady and prolonged
- long and longtime
- long and prolonged
- habitual and longtime
- habitual and prolonged
- confirmed and longtime
- confirmed and prolonged
- continuous and longtime
- continuous and prolonged
- lingering and longtime
- lingering and prolonged
- chronic and longtime
- chronic and prolonged
Both words in one sentence
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A Rolling Stone magazine article in 1976 outed him, reducing his fanbase in Middle America, and his longtime lyricist Bernie Taupin took a prolonged hiatus from working with him.
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