significantly prolong

Frequency: 8.015.5 per million words

to extend something for a noticeably great amount of time

prolongADVERB + prolong

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significantly

Examples (10)

  • The new medical treatment aims to significantly prolong the lives of patients with chronic diseases.
  • Careful planning and execution can significantly prolong the lifespan of a software system.
  • These measures are designed to significantly prolong the period of economic stability.
  • Regular maintenance will significantly prolong the operational life of heavy machinery.
  • His delaying tactics only served to significantly prolong the inevitable outcome.
  • Scientists are researching methods to significantly prolong the freshness of perishable goods.
  • The legal battle threatened to significantly prolong the entire acquisition process.
  • Investing in quality materials can significantly prolong the durability of your home.
  • The government's intervention was necessary to significantly prolong the peace negotiations.
  • Even small changes in diet can significantly prolong a person's healthy years.