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View definitions for long-lasting

long-lasting

adjective as in enduring

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Far worse will be the long-lasting erosion of the integrity of the department, whose fidelity to the principle of justice without fear or favor is a cornerstone of American democracy.

These showers, known for their slow-moving, long-lasting meteors, are linked to Comet Encke.

From BBC

It’s hard to say what athletes have had a long-lasting influence and following in Los Angeles because there’s been so many greats.

However, critics say nuclear power is not risk-free and produces long-lasting radioactive waste.

From BBC

Cognitive impacts, which can be long-lasting or permanent, may occur after mild cases.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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