Stretch and Tenure

Stretch

Stretch noun - A wide space or area.

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Tenure and stretch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tenure" instead a noun "Stretch".

Tenure noun - A fixed period of time during which a person holds a job or position.

Usage example: during his tenure as president the college experienced steady growth

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Stretch and tenure are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stretch" instead a noun "Tenure".

Nearby Word: tenured

long	long stretch	long tenure
brief	brief stretch	brief tenure
short	short stretch	short tenure
entire	entire stretch	entire tenure
Other adjectives: real, successful, bad, main, longest, longer.

Davies's tenure as showrunner, so he used its final stretch not only to revisit previous events and companions, but also to realize ideas he had over the course of his tenure that he'd never managed to squeeze in.

Source: Ending Fatigue
The Brigadier, because of his insanely long tenure, can logically be paired with each of the first seven Doctors (Eight, if you count Big Finish) in turn without any stretch in continuity.

Source: Launcher Of A Thousand Ships / Live-Action TV

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