protracting Synonyms

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to prolong in time or space, prolong, to extend forward or outward, delay, defer, to extend forward or outward compare retract sense 1

The meeting protracted for hours, much to the annoyance of the attendees.
The rain continued to fall, protracting their hike and dampening their spirits.
The construction of the new wing of the hospital was protracted due to unforeseen delays.
His illness protracted, keeping him confined to bed for several weeks.
The negotiations were protracted and it was unclear when a resolution would be reached.
The battle raged on, protracting the conflict and causing widespread destruction.
The recovery process has been protracted, but the patient is showing gradual improvement.
The trip was protracted by unforeseen circumstances, forcing them to stay longer than planned.
The project deadline was protracted due to a lack of resources and coordination.
The pain lingered, protracting her suffering and making it difficult for her to function.

to prolong in time or space, prolong, to extend forward or outward, delay, defer, to extend forward or outward compare retract sense 1

increasing, extending,lengthening, stretching, prolonging, dragging (out), drawing out,elongating, attenuating,expanding

shortening, cutting back,cutting, diminishing, lessening, curtailing, decreasing, reducing, thickening, abbreviating

The meeting protracted for hours, much to the annoyance of the attendees.

The rain continued to fall, protracting their hike and dampening their spirits.

The construction of the new wing of the hospital was protracted due to unforeseen delays.

His illness protracted, keeping him confined to bed for several weeks.