multiyear Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- ephemeral
- momentary
- fleeting
- abbreviated
- transient
- curtailed
- condensed
- shortish
- short-lived
- transitory
Weak:
Meaning of multiyear
multiyear
involving, effective for, or taking place over more than one year
multiyear Sentence Examples
- The multiyear construction project is expected to take a decade to complete.
- The company has locked in multiyear contracts to ensure a steady supply of raw materials.
- The government implemented multiyear tax incentives to encourage investment in renewable energy.
- The multiyear drought has caused widespread crop failures and water shortages.
- The athlete received a multiyear sponsorship deal from a major sports equipment company.
- The school district is considering a multiyear plan to upgrade its aging infrastructure.
- The research team embarked on a multiyear study of the effects of climate change on ocean ecosystems.
- The peace treaty established a multiyear process for resolving the conflict.
- The multiyear health insurance policy provides comprehensive coverage at a predictable cost.
- The organization has a multiyear strategic plan to expand its services and reach new communities.
FAQs About the word multiyear
involving, effective for, or taking place over more than one year
prolonged, permanent, protracted,multiday, all-day, interminable, long-drawn, overlong, long-drawn-out, persistent
little, brief, abrupt, sudden, short, mini,short-term, ephemeral, momentary, fleeting
The multiyear construction project is expected to take a decade to complete.
The company has locked in multiyear contracts to ensure a steady supply of raw materials.
The government implemented multiyear tax incentives to encourage investment in renewable energy.
The multiyear drought has caused widespread crop failures and water shortages.
