Prolonged
Prolonged adjective - Relatively long in duration; tediously protracted.
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Strong and prolonged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strong" instead an adjective "Prolonged".
Nearby Words: prolongation, prolonging
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Badasses Wear Bandanas: Though Davey Richards would take exception to the notion Roderick Strong is a "badass", after his prolonged period as his lap boy.
Source: Wrestling / Roderick Strong - The weapon gradually gains power as Ikkaku fights, and is incredibly strong when it reaches full strength, but the problem is that his Bankai is very brittle and unsuitable for prolonged usage.
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Unless you can shut down the drone in one hit, you have no real chance in a prolonged fight; they're super-strong zombies with assimilation tubes, and if they grab you, you join them.
Source: Film / Star Trek: First Contact
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