long-lasting
Speech parts
1. long-lasting - Adjective
2. long-lasting - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
existing for a long time
Source: WordNetAlternative names
long lasting
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hopes for a durable peace
a long-lasting friendship
Actions in the north and east The emperor's most long-lasting contribution to Germany came from his actions in the north and east.
Also, the certain boom in the gig economy in a few sectors might not be long-lasting, as the companies are hiring due to demand which will hardly stay for long.”
Although scenarios that predicted long-lasting environmental impacts on a global atmospheric level due to the burning oil sources did not transpire, long-lasting ground level oil spill impacts were detrimental to the environment regionally.
A new era where, more than ever before, people are proclaiming proudly that Black Lives Matter, and where organisations, like the Free Black University, are springing up to try and inspire long-lasting anti-racist change within our society.