long-term
Meaning
The term "long-term" refers to something that is intended to last or be effective over an extended period, often used in contexts such as planning, investments, or relationships.
💡 A common mistake is to confuse "long-term" with "long term," which can change the meaning in certain contexts.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
Anna
started
a
small
herb
garden
on
her
balcony
last
spring
,
and
she
enjoys
spending
a
few
minutes
on
it
every
morning
.
She
knows
that
healthy
soil
and
regular
care
are
essential
for
long
-
term
success
,
so
she
waters
the
plants
and
checks
for
pests
each
week
.
Her
neighbors
sometimes
stop
to
ask
about
her
methods
,
and
she
happily
shares
simple
tips
.
Over
time
she
has
noticed
that
the
herbs
are
stronger
and
more
fragrant
,
which
makes
her
cooking
better
and
helps
her
save
money
.
Common Phrases
long-term goals
long-term investment
long-term effects
Synonyms
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