longtime
longtime
Definition
long·time (-tīm′)
adjective
over a long period of time
longtime
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- say: Said one longtime our society with x-ray beam more.
- defeat: It's believable because make a slaw pumpkin soup and defeating a longtime.
Modifies a noun
- collaborator: Further sessions at Lucky Dog studio featured Tindersticks ' stalwart Terry Edwards and longtime collaborator, Gina Foster.
- girlfriend: Joey's longtime girlfriend, Kelly Baldwin, brought a bouncing baby girl into the world in 2001.
- boyfriend: Sophie gets married - June 05 Pop diva Sophie Ellis-Bextor has secretly wed longtime boyfriend, guitarist Richard Jones.
- ally: The start of the First World War saw Montenegro come to the aid of its longtime ally, Serbia.
- fan: All of this may be familiar to longtime fans who played the original on home consoles.
- companion: Interactive technology may not change the basic premise of public art, but could change the form of its longtime companion - graffiti.
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