long-run



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long-run

(used before a noun) Involving, maturing after, or lasting for a long period of time. Our team has come up with a number of long-run solutions to our financial problems, but we'll have to make some sacrifices for them to be effective. If you're thinking of starting a savings account, it's good to have some long-run goals for how much you want to put aside each month.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Woodard['wuda:d]
ÁSmundr-Ancient Scandinavian
MaariaMAH:-ree-ahFinnish
FlaithrÍ-Irish
Prosperopro-SPE-roItalian, Spanish
SyntycheSIN-tə-kee (English)Biblical, Biblical Greek, Ancient Greek