long-drawn (Meaning)

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long-drawn (a.)

Extended to a great length.

The long-drawn negotiations dragged on for months, testing the patience of both parties.
The long-drawn performance left the audience restless and uninterested.
The long-drawn speech droned on endlessly, lulling many into a state of boredom.
The long-drawn construction project seemed to have no end in sight.
The long-drawn investigation yielded few leads, leaving investigators frustrated.
The long-drawn civil war devastated the country, causing untold suffering.
The long-drawn trial captivated the public's attention, but its conclusion seemed elusive.
The long-drawn process of applying for a visa became a bureaucratic nightmare.
The long-drawn battle raged fiercely, resulting in heavy casualties on both sides.
The long-drawn illness took its toll on the patient, leaving them weak and exhausted.

Extended to a great length.

protracted, prolonged,lengthy, long, marathon, great,long-term, far, extended, overlong

short-term, little, abrupt, short-term, abrupt, short, sudden, sudden, mini,brief

The long-drawn negotiations dragged on for months, testing the patience of both parties.

The long-drawn performance left the audience restless and uninterested.

The long-drawn speech droned on endlessly, lulling many into a state of boredom.

The long-drawn construction project seemed to have no end in sight.