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1. (adj.) lengthy
of great length; very long:
a lengthy journey.
2. lengthy
excessively long:
a lengthy explanation.
Etymology: (1680–90, Amer.)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) drawn-out, extended, lengthy, prolonged, protracted
relatively long in duration; tediously protracted
"a drawn-out argument"; "an extended discussion"; "a lengthy visit from her mother-in-law"; "a prolonged and bitter struggle"; "protracted negotiations"
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1. (adjective) lengthy
very long
a lengthy examination; Her speech was lengthy and boring.
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1. lengthy
having length; rather long or too long; prolix; not brief; -- said chiefly of discourses, writings, and the like
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Sense: of great, often too great, length
This essay is interesting but lengthy.
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 Afrikaans: langdradig |
 Arabic: مُطَوَّل، مُسْهَب |
 Bulgarian: дълег |
 Brazilian: longo |
 Czech: (příliš) dlouhý |
 German: langatmig |
 Danish: langtrukken |
 Greek: μακροσκελής |
 Spanish: largo, extenso |
 Estonian: liiga pikk |
 Farsi: دراز؛ طویل |
 Finnish: pitkä |
 French: (trop) long |
 Hebrew: אָרוֹך מְאוֹד |
 Hindi: लम्बा, अपविस्तृत |
 Croatian: podugačak |
 Hungarian: hosszadalmas |
 Indonesian: terlalu panjang |
 Icelandic: langdreginn |
 Italian: prolisso |
 Japanese: 長たらしい |
 Korean: 매우 긴 |
 Lithuanian: per ilgas, ištęstas |
 Latvian: pārāk garš; []stiepts |
 Malay: lama |
 Dutch: landurig, langdradig |
 Norwegian: langtrukken, omstendelig |
 Polish: przydługi |
 Persian: دراز؛ طویل |
 Pashto: اوږد |
 Portuguese: longo |
 Romanian: (prea) lung |
 Russian: растянутый |
 Slovak: (príliš) dlhý |
 Slovenian: razvlečen |
 Serbian: dugačak |
 Swedish: lång[dragen, -randig] |
 Thai: ยืดยาว |
 Turkish: çok uzun |
 Taiwanese: 冗長的 |
 Ukrainian: дуже довгий, розтягнутий |
 Urdu: بہت لمبا |
 Vietnamese: dài |
 Chinese: 漫长的，过长的 |
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