long-term

Phonetic Respelling: [ lawng-turm, long- ]

Definition:

adj. for or extending over a long time designating or of a capital gain; loan; etc. that involves a relatively long period

Sentence:

Elephants have excellent long-term memory.

More example sentences:

Elephants have excellent long-term memory.

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He found a useful parameter for judging long-term success.

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Purposeful introgression is a long-term process.

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What is the long-term prognosis of cystic fibrosis?

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It was always our long-term goal to have a dessert lounge.

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Who started to plan for a long-term future?

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However seeing the business take off after a year they realized it was definitely a long-term investment.

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Synonyms:

long-run;extended; long

Antonyms:

short

Long-term rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • berm
  • ferm
  • firm
  • germ
  • germe
  • herm
  • hurm
  • schirm
  • sperm
  • squirm
  • sturm
  • term
  • therm
  • thurm
  • worm
  • wurm
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • affirm
  • confirm
  • infirm
  • long-term
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • reaffirm
  • reconfirm