extremely prolonged

Frequency: 6.87.1 per million words

Used to strongly emphasize a very long duration.

prolongedADVERB + prolonged

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extremely

Examples (10)

  • The patient required an extremely prolonged recovery period after the surgery.
  • Negotiations for the peace treaty were extremely prolonged, lasting for years.
  • An extremely prolonged drought led to severe water shortages in the region.
  • She endured an extremely prolonged silence from her family after the argument.
  • The economic recession proved to be extremely prolonged, affecting millions.
  • Exposure to the harsh weather for an extremely prolonged duration can be dangerous.
  • His absence from work was extremely prolonged due to a serious injury.
  • The debate over the new policy became extremely prolonged, with no consensus reached.
  • Despite the extremely prolonged efforts, the rescue mission was unsuccessful.
  • We anticipate an extremely prolonged wait for the official results.