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. William McManus:

   I was told [the woman killed] has been in this neighborhood for quite a long time. She has a history of mental illness and she’s had some issues with other folks on the block.

2. Linda Birnbaum:

   I don't think people want necessarily chemicals in their food that are going to get into their body and maybe cause health effects or last a long, long time in the environment, but I don't think people know that.

3. Feng Zhongping:

   More and more people in Europe have figured out the emergence of China. There has been rhetoric about China's emergence for a long time, but they think this is probably reality now.

4. Charles Booker:

   It's been hard to vote in Kentucky, for a lot of us, for a long time. What we're seeing now is really a continuation of that, to have a county as big as Jefferson County, with hundreds of thousands of voters and say you can only vote in one location, it's just naturally going to disenfranchise people.

5. Kourtney Kardashian:

   You know what ? I never say never to anything, so I don't know. I'm never gon na close the door, Corey and I have such a great relationship and we're having so much fun and we've been together for a really long time. And we're having a great time.