Search Results for: "prolongation"

Prolongation refers to the act of extending the duration or length of something,...

extension, prolongation, or continuation

Ozen refers to a temporary state of mild mental fogginess or disorientation, oft...

A bitter or prolonged argument.

A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall leading to a shortage of water. It...

A prolonged public disagreement or heated discussion. It refers to debate or con...

A paid occupation, especially one that requires prolonged training and a formal...

A drought is a prolonged period of time characterized by a lack of precipitation...

extension or prolongation

prolonged public disagreement

A heatwave, a prolonged period of abnormally hot weather.

A term used in administrative or legal contexts to describe a position, seat, or...

Syntendure refers to the collective or synchronized endurance of a multi-compone...

The state, condition, or period of being absent, particularly in a role where on...

A prolonged struggle or contention.

To settle or live in a place for a prolonged period, typically as one's primary...

A state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and pr...

A serious disagreement or argument, or a prolonged struggle between opposing for...

A psychological or sociological state characterized by a profound sense of exhau...

stretched out, extended, or prolonged

To make very slow progress despite prolonged or intense effort.

To glance at something briefly, without a detailed or prolonged examination.

To finish off something or someone, especially after a prolonged struggle.

When someone is in `poor health`, it means they're not feeling well physically,...

To prolong or resume a discussion.

To take an extra day off to make a long weekend.

It's better to settle than to prolong conflict.

To take an extra day off before or after the weekend.

To prolong a conversation or task unnecessarily.

To see hope or a potential solution in a difficult or prolonged situation.

Expressing the desire to prolong one's accommodation period.

To live permanently or for a prolonged period.

A sign of hope or relief during a difficult or prolonged period.

To experience deep emotional pain, anguish, or prolonged distress.

To engage in difficult and often prolonged discussions to reach an agreement.

To prolong an event or process unnecessarily.

To prolong the duration of a formal agreement.

To prolong a precarious existence; to barely survive.

To experience prolonged or intense hunger.

It's better to confront a problem directly and early, rather than prolonging it.

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