protractive
/prəˈtraktɪv/adjective
Characterized by or tending to protraction; prolonging; extended, lengthy.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Nashe (d. c1601), writer. From classical Latin prōtract-, past participial stem of prōtrahere protract + -ive.
- moral psychology
- moral pupil
- Moral Rearmament
- Moral Rearmer
- moral rights
- moral science
- moral sense
- moral support
- moral theologian
- moral theology
- moral turpitude
- moral tutor
- moral victory
- moral virtue
- moral welfare
- moral world
- moran
- Morar, Loch
- morass
- morat
- moratorium
- moratory
- Moravia
- Moravian
- Moravianism