endlong (Meaning)

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endlong (adv. & prep.)

Lengthwise; along.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The ship sailed endlong the coast, tracing the curvature of the land.
The road stretched endlong, disappearing into the distance like a long ribbon.
The farmer plowed the field endlong, making neat furrows in the soil.
The logs were stacked endlong, creating a sturdy pile that would resist the wind.
The soldiers marched in formation, their pikes held endlong, forming a formidable defense.
The carpenter measured the wood endlong, ensuring it was the correct length for the project.
The tailor cut the fabric endlong, preparing it to be sewn into a garment.
The artist drew a line endlong the canvas, dividing it into two distinct sections.
The student underlined the important passage endlong, ensuring they would remember it for the test.
The actor spoke his lines endlong, adding dramatic effect to his performance.

Lengthwise; along.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The ship sailed endlong the coast, tracing the curvature of the land.

The road stretched endlong, disappearing into the distance like a long ribbon.

The farmer plowed the field endlong, making neat furrows in the soil.

The logs were stacked endlong, creating a sturdy pile that would resist the wind.