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longadjective of great extent from end to endgiraffes have long necks to help them reach leaves on tall trees elongate(or elongated), extended, king-size(or king-sized), lengthy extensive, far-reaching, longish, outstretchedoblong, rectangularbig, biggish, considerable, hefty, hulking, jumbo, large, largish, overscale(or overscaled), oversize(or oversized), sizable(or sizeable), substantial, super brief, curt, short, shortish abbreviated, abridged, curtailed, diminished, shortenedbitty, diminutive, little, miniature, minute, puny, small, smallish, teeny, tiny, undersized(also undersize), wee lasting for a considerable timeif it's boring, even a movie with a running time of 90 minutes can seem long extended, far, great, lengthy, long-drawn-out(or long-drawn), long-lived, long-term, marathon aeonian(or aeonic), endless, everlasting, interminable, persistentlongish, overlong, prolonged, protractedpermanentall-day, all-nightmultiday, multiyear brief, little, mini, short, shortish, short-lived, short-term abrupt, suddenabbreviated, condensed, curtailed, shortenedephemeral, fleeting, momentary, transient, transitoryimpermanentshort-range a long or seemingly long period of timethey should be here before long aeon(or eon), age, blue moon, coon's age, cycle, donkey's years(chiefly British), eternity, forever, months, moon infinitylifetime flash, instant, jiffy, minute, moment, second, shake, split second, trice, twinkle, twinkling, winkmicrosecond, nanosecond before the 12th century |