adj. 1 continuing or enduring without marked change in status or condition or place; 2 existing for a long time
The movie was lengthy and lasted four hours.
The movie was lengthy and lasted four hours.
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The litigation process lasted over two months.
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His suspension lasted 3 days. OR We crossed over a suspension bridge.
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Which of Helen's jobs lasted her entire life?
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What did mother say would happen if winter lasted 5 minutes more?
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Who wished Halloween lasted all year?
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The civilian population was rationed while the war lasted.
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The trade embargo between the countries has lasted many years.
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They had a reconstruction project that lasted a year.
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He suffered from ague that lasted several days.
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The Revolutionary War lasted how long?
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The Cold War between the Soviet Union and the U.S. lasted from 1945 until 1990.
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The thunderstorms lasted all night.
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His incumbency lasted for only one term.
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Who led the longest slave revolt which lasted 30 days in 1831?
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permanent; long-lived;abiding
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2 syllables
last-ed
bfasted
masted
contrasted
lambasted
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