Lemmas found: 52
for all future time; endlessly.
for a long time.
for a short time; fleetingly.
Continuing without stopping or changing; occurring continuously or repeatedly.
For the whole of the usual working or study period, rather than for only part of it.
Involving or requiring the whole of the usual working or study time, rather than only part of it.
Having existed or continued for a long time, especially for many years.
Continuing, lasting, or planned for a long period of time.
For a very short time; briefly.
In a way that lasts or remains unchanged indefinitely; for all time.
Lasting for only a short time; temporary or quickly ending.
Having a short natural lifespan; living for a relatively brief period.
Existing, lasting, or intended for only a brief period of time.
For a limited period of time; not permanently.
Occurring, available, or continuing throughout the entire year, without seasonal interruption.
Lasting for a very long time or recurring continually; enduring.
Occurring, happening, or completed immediately, with no noticeable delay.
Continuing or existing for the whole of a person’s life.
Having existed, been used, or been established for several centuries; very old.
Growing or increasing rapidly in size, number, amount, or development.
Having the length or running time of a standard feature film, typically about 70 minutes or longer.
Relating to, lasting for, or occurring once every period of five years.
Lasting for four years or occurring once every four years.
Relating to or involving four years of study, especially at a college or university.
Lasting for the entire standard or intended duration, especially of a film, play, recording, or book.
Continuing to exist, work, or remain effective for a long period of time; durable.
Having a long life or existing for a long time; enduring for many years.
Continuing for a long period of time, especially while remaining active, successful, or regularly performed.
Having lived for the greatest length of time among a group of people, animals, or other living things; superlative of “long-lived.”
Being in the period of life between youth and old age, typically from about 40 to 60 years old.
Lasting for one month.
Continuing without stopping or interruption.
Lasting for one day.
Lasting for one year or occurring once every year.
For only part of the usual working or operating time, rather than continuously or full-time.
Working or operating for only part of the usual working time, especially fewer hours than a full-time schedule.
Lasting for seven years or relating to a period of seven years.
Lasting for six days or occurring over a period of six days.
Lasting for, occurring over, or relating to a period of six months.
Lasting for six years or relating to a period of six years.
Developing or changing gradually, especially an event, process, or trend that takes a long time to produce results.
Lasting for, covering, or relating to a period of ten years.
Lasting for three days or occurring over a period of three days.
Lasting for, occurring over, or relating to a period of three months.
Lasting for three years or relating to a period of three years.
Requiring a large amount of time to complete or carry out.
Lasting for two days or occurring over a period of two days.
Available, delivered, or completed within two days, especially in expressions describing a service or deadline.
Lasting for two years or occurring once every two years.
Lasting for the length of one week.