What is another word for long time?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈɒŋ tˈa͡ɪm], [ lˈɒŋ tˈaɪm], [ l_ˈɒ_ŋ t_ˈaɪ_m]
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Synonyms for Long time:
adj.
• veteran (adjective)- expert,
- wise to ways,
- disciplined,
- sophisticated,
- proficient,
- inured,
- weathered,
- versed,
- practiced,
- skilled,
- trained,
- vet,
- knows one's stuff,
- battle-scarred,
- old-time,
- been around,
- not born yesterday,
- of the old school,
- Exercised,
- long-serving,
- long-time,
- adept,
- pro,
- from way back,
- hardened,
- old,
- worldly,
- steady,
- up to speed,
- practical,
- wise.
n.
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- long,
- prolonged,
- never-ending,
- lasting,
- on and on,
- long-term,
- enduring,
- for some time,
- constant,
- extended.
- age.
- ages.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):
How to use "Long time" in context?
"long time" has a defined meaning to different people. To some, it is a period of time that they have been waiting for. To others, it may just be a period of time that feels long. Regardless of its definition, one thing is for sure- spending a long time with someone is something to be celebrated. Here are some reasons why spending a long time with someone is so special.
1. Spending time with someone simply makes us happy.
It is something that we are hardwired to do. When we are with someone that we care about, our brains release natural chemicals called oxytocin and dopamine.
Homophones for Long time:
- langoustine, language system, lunchtime, long ton, limestone, lengthen, laminectomy, long tom, longtime, lomustine, lens system.
Hypernym for Long time:
n.
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year dot, eon, Month Of Sundays, blue moon, aeon.
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Hyponym for Long time:
n.
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period of time, period, time period.
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