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View usage for: livelong in British English (ˈlɪvˌlɒŋ) adjective mainly poetic1. (of time) long or seemingly long, esp in a tedious way (esp in the phrase all the livelong day) noun3. British another name for orpine livelong in American English (ˈlɪvˌlɔŋ) adjective whole; entire the livelong day Word origin ME lefe longe, lit., lief long (see lief): the first word is merely intens.: altered by assoc. with live 1Examples of 'livelong' in a sentencelivelong Synonyms of 'livelong'everlasting, full, whole, complete More Synonyms of livelong Definition long or seemingly long poetic) The wind had endured the livelong night. Additional synonymsDefinition having all the necessary parts Scientists have found the oldest complete skeleton of an ape-like man. Synonyms entire, full, whole, intact, unbroken, faultless, undivided, unimpaired Definition made up of or involving all of something, including every detail, part, or aspect Treatment is more effective if the entire family is involved. Synonyms whole, full, complete, totalDefinition holding as much or as many as possible Repeat the layers until the terrine is full. Synonyms filled, stocked, brimming, replete, complete, entire, loaded, sufficient, intact, gorged, saturated, bursting at the seams, brimful- live wire
- livelihood
- liveliness
- livelong
- lively
- liven up
- liver
Additional synonymsa long-drawn-out election campaign Synonyms prolonged, marathon, lengthy, protracted, interminable, spun out, dragged out, overlong, overextended Definition complete or whole Against all odds her glasses remained unbroken after the explosion. Synonyms intact, whole, undamaged, complete, total, entire, solid, untouched, unscathed, unspoiled, unimpaired Definition constituting or referring to all of something I have now read the whole book. Synonyms complete, full, total, entire, integral, uncut, undivided, unabridged, unexpurgated, uncondensed |