age-long

Adjective

Meaning

age-long (not comparable)

Alternative spelling of agelong

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Examples

A free and peaceful new world without exploitation and oppression was the age-long dream and ideal of humanity. Kim Il-sung

The real emancipation of the Chinese people from age-long slavery would be impossible without the great, sincerely democratic enthusiasm which is rousing the working masses and making them capable of miracles, and which is evident from every sentence of Sun Yat-sen's platform. Vladimir Lenin

He revealed what God must be like and what man may be like, and he pledged himself to stand by his little brothers until they too achieved God's age-long purpose on this minor planet; until all the sons of men realized their possibilities and became the sons of God. Leslie Weatherhead

But they did not know that the man was on a vendetta mission, fighting those who had made his road rough when he was seeking to actualize his age-long ambition of ruling Nigeria as civilian President. Source: Internet

Today, the age-long dream has been accomplished, as our workers from 18 MDAs have moved into part of the Ultra-Modern Secretariat Complex. Source: Internet

Speaking to journalists, the Iyase of Abala Kingdom, Chief uche Nwadialor Michael said “we are happy the state government has stepped into the crisis; it is age-long, So many things have been destroyed, including lives. Source: Internet

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