long saga

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

A series of events that lasts for a significant amount of time.

sagaADJECTIVE + NOUN

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long

Examples (10)

  • The negotiation process turned into a long saga with no end in sight.
  • After years of legal battles, the divorce became a truly long saga.
  • Her journey to find her biological parents was a long and emotional saga.
  • The construction of the new bridge became a long saga of delays and budget overruns.
  • Fans eagerly awaited the final installment of the long saga of the fantasy series.
  • The company's restructuring was a long saga that affected thousands of employees.
  • We endured a long saga of paperwork and approvals to get the project started.
  • The political scandal unfolded as a long saga of accusations and denials.
  • Moving to a new country can often feel like a long saga of adjustments.
  • The development of the groundbreaking technology was a long saga of trial and error.