long-range (Meaning)

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long-range (s)

involving an extended span of time

suitable for or reaching long distances

The sniper's long-range rifle allowed him to neutralize targets from a safe distance.
The spacecraft embarked on a long-range mission to explore the outer reaches of the solar system.
The missile system had a long-range capability, threatening targets miles away.
The company invested in long-range planning to ensure its future growth and success.
The scientist conducted long-range research on the effects of environmental pollution.
The weather forecast predicted long-range temperatures above seasonal norms.
The hiker prepared for a long-range trek across the rugged wilderness trails.
The telecommunications company installed a long-range antenna to expand its coverage area.
The surveillance system utilized long-range cameras to monitor areas of interest from a centralized location.
The photographer captured long-range shots of the distant mountain ranges using a high-powered telephoto lens.

involving an extended span of time, suitable for or reaching long distances

lasting, extended, unconditional, standing, unlimited,enduring, final, fixed, undying, timeless

provisional, interim,short-term, short-term, interim, temporary, provisional, temporary, alternate, impermanent

The sniper's long-range rifle allowed him to neutralize targets from a safe distance.

The spacecraft embarked on a long-range mission to explore the outer reaches of the solar system.

The missile system had a long-range capability, threatening targets miles away.

The company invested in long-range planning to ensure its future growth and success.