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Comparative for lasting for a long time, or longer than expected or usual
Comparative for continuous, or lasting for a long time
Comparative for verbose or long-winded in speech or expression
Comparative for without breaks, gaps or interruptions
Comparative for delayed or put off until a later time
Comparative for large in scale or size
Comparative for characterized by extreme force, degree, or strength
Comparative for large in amount or scale
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Adjective
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Comparative for lasting for a long time, or longer than expected or usual
lengthier
longer
greater
slower
deeper
longer-lasting
longer-term
farther
boringer
duller
broader
draggier
longer-running
painfuller
later
tardier
more prolonged
more extended
more sustained
more interminable
more enduring
more lasting
more extensive
more elongate
more long-drawn-out
more time-consuming
more drawn-out
more drawn out
more spun out
more strung out
more long-lived
more persistent
more tedious
more constant
more wearisome
more abiding
more chronic
more unyielding
more distant
more incessant
more prolix
more gradual
more durable
more immedicable
more progressive
more conservative
more long-winded
more laborious
more ever-present
more diffuse
more limitless
more boundless
more diffusive
more overextended
more permanent
more everlasting
more grueling
US
more gruelling
UK
more epic
more perdurable
more persevering
more longevous
more multiyear
more ❯
“During a
protracted
meeting last night, the Undergraduate Council approved a much smaller budget for the upcoming year.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for continuous, or lasting for a long time
stubborner
more constant
more enduring
more lasting
more persistent
more abiding
more chronic
more unyielding
more rooted
more routine
more settled
more unmitigated
more fixed
more habitual
more ever-present
more long-lived
more deep-seated
“Neither would they be under the necessity of having recourse to a
protracted
struggle in a movement that requires no struggle at all.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for verbose or long-winded in speech or expression
wordier
lengthier
windier
boringer
talkier
longer
gabbier
gassier
chattier
flowerier
emptier
wafflier
lavisher
duller
mouthier
gobbier
gossipier
purpler
blabbier
glibber
loftier
slicker
smoother
fancier
fulsomer
showier
prosier
rotunder
looser
broader
shallower
breezier
haughtier
noisier
fussier
more long-winded
more prolix
more verbose
more diffuse
more discursive
more tedious
more garrulous
more circuitous
more digressive
more circumlocutory
more pleonastic
more logorrheic
more meandering
more ambagious
more redundant
more loquacious
more wearisome
more palaverous
more tiresome
more talkative
more voluble
more repetitious
more long-drawn-out
more tautological
more logorrhoeic
more tortuous
more bombastic
more prolonged
more turgid
more padded
more expansive
more interminable
more circumlocutionary
more sesquipedalian
more inflated
more flatulent
more ponderous
more spun out
more extended
more roundabout
more diffusive
more exuberant
more copious
more random
more profuse
more drawn-out
more effusive
more gushing
more multiloquent
more multiloquous
more repetitive
more indirect
more convoluted
more involved
more orotund
more pompous
more grandiloquent
more tautologous
more magniloquent
more pretentious
more conversational
more highfalutin
more overblown
more aureate
more overwrought
more tumid
more florid
more ornate
more overripe
more declamatory
more high-flown
more communicative
more overdone
more motormouthed
more chattery
more grandiose
more elaborate
more affected
more ostentatious
more gaseous
more loose-lipped
more swollen
more over-elaborate
more full of hot air
more sonorous
more gibbering
more magnific
more loudmouthed
more flamboyant
more hifalutin
more strained
more laboured
UK
more labored
US
more Ossianic
more fluent
more extravagant
more vocal
more histrionic
more rattling
more superficial
more superfluous
more digressional
more lyrical
more excursive
more perissological
more mannered
more desultory
more outgoing
more forthcoming
more baroque
more erratic
more outspoken
more actorly
more theatrical
more embellished
more roving
more drivellous
more stilted
more articulate
more eloquent
more circumlocutional
more circumlocuitous
more circumlocutious
more open
more musing
more ornamental
more tumescent
more Miltonian
more Homeric
more metaphorical
more figurative
more bigmouthed
more epic
more silver-tongued
more puffed
more detailed
more complicated
more complex
more decorated
more hyperbolic
more blustering
more excessive
more rhapsodical
more la-di-da
more ❯
“On one occasion, Walker delivered a
protracted
speech against a bill whose passage by the United States House of Representatives was a foregone conclusion.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for without breaks, gaps or interruptions
steadier
lengthier
longer
longer-lasting
longer-term
directer
pushier
rigider
straighter
smoother
firmer
steadfaster
faster
securer
older
harder
more solid
more uninterrupted
more incessant
more unremitting
more relentless
more prolonged
more everlasting
more permanent
more unrelenting
more unfaltering
more regular
more extended
more unceasing
more interminable
more constant
more extensive
more persistent
more sustained
more drawn out
more drawn-out
more outstretched
more elongated
more timeless
more infinite
more interminate
more looped
more spun out
more strung out
more unrelieved
more lasting
more enduring
more repeated
more dateless
more unflagging
more abiding
more chronic
more unfailing
more unwavering
more frequent
more undying
more unchanging
more unabated
more unvarying
more ageless
more indefatigable
more unwaning
more undeviating
more deathless
more habitual
more unyielding
more stable
more repetitive
more amaranthine
more dogged
more boundless
more aeonian
more unwearied
more persevering
more unswerving
more oft-repeated
more unstoppable
more fixed
more indissoluble
more perdurable
more inextinguishable
more inexorable
more connected
more consistent
more monotonous
more unsleeping
more nagging
more unwearying
more invariant
more day and night
more implacable
more unmerciful
more periodical
more limitless
more standardized
US
more uniform
more illimitable
more gnawing
more unintermitted
more unlimited
more rhythmic
more even
more indefinite
more termless
more set
more inflexible
more incorruptible
more unchanged
more equable
more predictable
more monolithic
more undisturbed
more untroubled
more durable
more death-defying
more established
more indelible
more reliable
more dependable
more ingrained
more inexpungible
more long-lived
more assiduous
more diligent
more unsparing
more unalleviated
more sedulous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for delayed or put off until a later time
more deferred
more postponed
more adjourned
more prolonged
more retarded
more shelved
more put off
Adjective
▲
Comparative for large in scale or size
greater
bigger
immenser
extremer
higher
huger
larger
stronger
terribler
vaster
ampler
broader
bulkier
wider
fatter
lengthier
longer
huskier
goodlier
vastier
massier
more appreciable
more boundless
more considerable
more enormous
more gigantic
more sizeable
more tremendous
more colossal
more mammoth
more abundant
more extended
more extensive
more ginormous
more humongous
more humungous
more prodigious
more pronounced
more stupendous
more thumping
more titanic
more towering
more voluminous
more cosmic
more excessive
more expansive
more gargantuan
more massive
more monstrous
more numerous
more oversize
more prolonged
more sizable
more spacious
more decided
more mondo
more astronomic
more astronomical
more biggish
more cavernous
more cosmical
more elephantine
more galactic
more monolithic
more mountainous
more Bunyanesque
more mastodonic
Adjective
▲
Comparative for characterized by extreme force, degree, or strength
intenser
fiercer
acuter
extremer
greater
severer
deeper
harsher
powerfuller
seriouser
stronger
supremer
fearfuller
ghastlier
harder
heavier
higher
keener
terribler
viciouser
violenter
closer
fuller
tougher
bitterer
sharper
shriller
vivider
more profound
more concentrated
more exquisite
more intensive
more enormous
more exceptional
more extraordinary
more almighty
more blistering
more consuming
more drastic
more dreadful
more excessive
more excruciating
more explosive
more fearsome
more ferocious
more forceful
more frightful
more furious
more heavy-duty
more hellacious
more major
more potent
more vehement
more vigorous
more agonizing
US
more heightened
more marked
more unqualified
more biting
more cutting
more diligent
more exaggerated
more forcible
more penetrating
more piercing
more towering
more undue
more pungent
more stinging
more strained
more red-hot
more relentless
more considerable
more comprehensive
more immoderate
more rigorous
Adjective
▲
Comparative for large in amount or scale
wider
broader
vaster
completer
widerspread
greater
huger
larger
bigger
deeper
lengthier
longer
rangier
heftier
more extensive
more comprehensive
more thorough
more extended
more sweeping
more universal
more boundless
more far-reaching
more wholesale
more wide-ranging
more exhaustive
more pervasive
more profound
more all-encompassing
more expansive
more large-scale
more sizable
more far-flung
more humongous
more major
more massive
more prevalent
more catholic
more inclusive
more indiscriminate
more multidisciplinary
more unrestricted
more unexclusive
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