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. Garfield Cooper:

   It's been a long time since the bicycle has been this important to the American people, it's so cool they're this interested in bike riding.

2. Federico Marzocchi:

   Let’s say that after such a long time of restrictions and closures, this was a choice done for our mental health.

3. Alistair Cox:

   UK growth prospects are better than they have been in a long time but employers are facing ever-greater challenges around finding the talent they need, this can only mean that the productivity challenges we face as a nation will become even more severe.

4. Vice President Joe Biden:

   I don't want anybody to be down right now about what's going on in the Republican Party, there's one guy absolutely denigrating an entire group of people, appealing to the baser side of human nature, working on this notion of xenophobia in a way that hasn't occurred in a long time, since the Know-Nothing Party back at the end of the 19th century.

5. Sam Therrell:

   I'm very worried and have been for a long time, obviously Harper Lee's still in grief over Alice's death. I worry that Harper Lee's given up, perhaps.