long-term (Meaning)

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long-term (s)

relating to or extending over a relatively long time

The company implemented long-term strategies to ensure sustainable growth.
The project's long-term impact on the environment was carefully considered.
Investing in a long-term retirement plan is essential for financial security.
Long-term health goals require consistent effort and lifestyle changes.
Establishing long-term partnerships with suppliers can increase efficiency and reduce costs.
Effective advertising campaigns aim to establish long-term brand loyalty.
The university emphasized the importance of long-term academic success.
Long-term employment provides stability and career advancement opportunities.
The couple decided to make a long-term commitment to their relationship.
Long-term research is crucial for scientific progress and innovation.

relating to or extending over a relatively long time

long, lengthy, far, permanent, long-lived, long-drawn, protracted, long-drawn-out, extended,great

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

The company implemented long-term strategies to ensure sustainable growth.

The project's long-term impact on the environment was carefully considered.

Investing in a long-term retirement plan is essential for financial security.

Long-term health goals require consistent effort and lifestyle changes.