long-lasting (Meaning)
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long-lasting (s)
existing for a long time
Synonyms & Antonyms of long-lasting
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long-lasting Sentence Examples
- The bond between the siblings proved long-lasting despite the distance that separated them.
- The investment in quality materials resulted in a long-lasting roof that withstood years of harsh weather conditions.
- The memory of that special day would be long-lasting, etched in her heart forever.
- The company's commitment to customer satisfaction led to long-lasting relationships with loyal clients.
- The long-lasting fragrance of the perfume lingered in the air, creating a captivating ambiance.
- The principles instilled in her during childhood had a long-lasting impact on her character.
- The anti-aging cream promised to deliver long-lasting results, reducing wrinkles and fine lines.
- The drought had long-lasting consequences for the farmers, affecting crop yields for years to come.
- The medication provided long-lasting relief from the pain, allowing her to resume her daily activities.
- The unwavering support of her friends had a long-lasting effect on her self-confidence.
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existing for a long time
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The bond between the siblings proved long-lasting despite the distance that separated them.
The investment in quality materials resulted in a long-lasting roof that withstood years of harsh weather conditions.
The memory of that special day would be long-lasting, etched in her heart forever.
The company's commitment to customer satisfaction led to long-lasting relationships with loyal clients.
