Antonyms for LONGERlon·ger

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1. longer, thirster, yearneradverb

   a person with a strong desire for something

   "a longer for money"; "a thirster after blood"; "a yearner for knowledge"

   Synonyms:
   yearner, longer, thirster

2. longeradverb

   for more time

   "can I stay bit longer?"

How to use LONGER in a sentence?

1. Taz Bhatia:

   Fatty foods take longer to move through the digestive system, which can make nausea worse and trigger acid reflux.

2. Milton Romani:

   We want to do things right, and if takes a bit longer, so be it, we have to be very careful with this because any slip-up could ruin an experience that is unique in the world.

3. Mark Zandi:

   The more businesses that fail, the longer it will before we get back to normal.

4. The King:

   Without the NHS, our son wouldn't be alive. Roughly every six months he's in for a month of multiple brain surgeries plus many other treatments, but over the past four years I've noticed less nurses on the wards, longer waits for care -- it used to take 10 or 20 minutes, now The King might be waiting hours.

5. Saptarshi Bandyopadhyay:

   Radio telescopes on Earth can not see cosmic radio waves at about 33 feet( 10 meters) or longer because of our ionosphere, so there's a whole region of the universe that we simply can not see, but previous ideas of building a radio antenna on the Moon have been very resource intensive and complicated, so we were compelled to come up with something different.

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