prolonging Synonyms

Strongest:

to lengthen in extent, scope, or range, to make longer in time, to lengthen in time

The dispute between the neighbors prolonged the renovation of the shared property.
The introduction of new safety protocols prolonged the construction process by several months.
The patient's refusal to cooperate with treatment prolonged their hospital stay.
The court proceedings prolonged the resolution of the case, causing further distress to the parties involved.
The economic recession prolonged the financial hardship for many individuals and businesses.
The rainy weather prolonged the duration of the hike, making it more challenging.
The use of antibiotics prolonged the recovery time from the infection.
The negotiations between the union and management prolonged the strike, affecting both workers and the company.
The delays in procurement prolonged the completion of the project, costing the organization additional time and resources.
The ongoing investigation prolonged the uncertainty surrounding the suspect's guilt, leaving the community in suspense.

to lengthen in extent, scope, or range, to make longer in time, to lengthen in time

prolongation,extension, elongation,lengthening, stretching,drawing out

abbreviation, curtailment,shortening,cutback, abridgement,abridgment

The dispute between the neighbors prolonged the renovation of the shared property.

The introduction of new safety protocols prolonged the construction process by several months.

The patient's refusal to cooperate with treatment prolonged their hospital stay.

The court proceedings prolonged the resolution of the case, causing further distress to the parties involved.