Synonyms for long
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Extended in space
lengthy, extended, outstretched, elongated, interminable, boundless, unending, limitless, stretching, great, high, deep, drawn out, enlarged, expanded, spread, tall, lofty, towering, continued, lengthened, stringy, long-limbed, rangy, lanky, gangling, far-reaching, far-seeing, distant, running, faraway, far-off, remote; see also endless 1, large 1.
Antonyms short*, small, stubby.
Extended in time
protracted, prolonged, enduring, unending, meandering, long-winded, spun out, lengthy, for ages, without end, forever and a day, day after day, hour after hour, lasting, prospective, continued, long-lived, sustained, tardy, dilatory, delayed, lingering; see also eternal 1, perpetual 1.
Antonyms short*, brief, uncontinued.
Tedious
hard, longspun, long-drawn; see dull 4.
Having (a certain commodity) in excess
rich, profuse, abundant; see plentiful 1.
as (<strong><em>or</em> </strong>so) long as
seeing that, inasmuch as, since; see because, since 1.
provided that, if, on condition that; see if.
before long
See long in Webster's New World Roget's A-Z Thesaurus II
noun
A long time:
eon, eternity, year (used in plural). (Informal) age (used in plural), blue moon. Idioms: forever and a day, forever and ever, month of Sundays. See time
adjective
Having great physical length:
elongate, elongated, extended, lengthy, prolonged. See longHaving a rather great upward projection:
high, tall. See highHaving many syllables:
polysyllabic, sesquipedal, sesquipedalian. See longExtending tediously beyond a standard duration:
dragging, drawn-out, lengthy, long-drawn-out, overlong, prolonged, protracted. See excite, long
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