Synonyms for long-time
long-time

Princeton's WordNet

1. longtime, long-timeadjective

   having existed or persisted or continued in a particular role or state for a long time

   "a longtime friend"

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1. List of paraphrases for "long-time":

   long-standing, longstanding, long-term, old, long, longtime, veteran

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1. Oren Adaki:

   The absence of U.S. leadership created a power vacuum in the region where other destabilizing actors are trying to fill that vacuum. The Saudis and the rest of our Gulf allies have been deeply concerned about the situation in Yemen for a long time.

2. Chi Chia-wei:

   This is the right that we deserved from a long time ago, as a beacon in Asia, I hope Taiwan's democracy and human rights could have a ripple effect on other countries in Asia.

3. Holly Thomas:

   I never believed the whole' I'm happy single' spiel, it took me a long time, but I'm very happy [ being single ]. I call it being self-partnered.

4. Nick Kyrgios:

   I haven’t had that much fun in a long time, she obviously won’t be too happy about it, too. She doesn’t know how many Wimbledons maybe she’s going to play again.

5. Another PR expert:

   There’s a court of law which takes a very long time, and a court of public opinion which moves very quickly, networks, which are large conglomerates, may follow corporate counsel to not speak and to allow the process to unfold before commenting. That is contrary to PR advice which will be to speak quickly.