longish
longish
Definition
long·ish (lôŋ′is̸h)
adjective
somewhat long
longish
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- wait: Cons: Longish wait for bus on return, not really aware that car would be moved by car park staff.
- ride: There seems to be enough interest in a longish ride - roughly 40-50 miles, on road.
- walk: I knew this was going to be a longish walk - however I didn't expect it to take me 45 minutes.
- journey: Having a longish journey to complete today, we reckon we haven't really time to visit the Hot Water Beach.
- period: This is unfair on those of use who are unable to read off screens for longish periods.
- story: European player base in years of a longish story.
