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monthlong

[ US /ˈmənθˌɫɔŋ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. last through a month
    a monthlong stay in the hospital

How To Use monthlong In A Sentence

  • The decline in U.S. stocks marked another pause in a monthlong rally that has made this September one of the strongest for U.S. stocks in history.
  • This subtle creative drop or spark of energy (tigley, thig-le; Skt. bindu), also called bodhichitta in Sanskrit, passes to different spots in the body each day during a monthlong cycle. Relating to a Spiritual Teacher: Building a Healthy Relationship ��� 2 The Traditional Meaning of a Spiritual Teacher
  • India's monthlong nationwide election is often called the world's largest exercise in democracy.
  • The dollar's monthlong recovery could be put to the test, first by Hurricane Gustav and at the end of the week by the U. S. jobs report.
  • Rally organizers gleefully play up the potential for unpleasant, unexpected catastrophe—catnip for the type of New Yorker who thrives on attempting arduous feats, from monthlong juice fasts to autorickshaw journeys. Around the World in 80 Ways
  • Workers at the Grasberg mining complex operated by the U.S. giant Freeport-McMoran began a monthlong strike Sept. 15, demanding at least an eightfold increase in the minimum wage, currently $1.50 an hour. Indonesian Security Forces Fire on Striking Miners
  • The managers, who denied the charges, were reinstated after monthlong suspensions with pay. Times, Sunday Times
  • While most trips last one or two weeks, everything from a weekend fling to a monthlong sojourn is possible.
  • The monthlong camp at Punnathur Palace in Guruvayur is intented to help these elephants regain their health through a regimen of rest and a healthy diet.
  • A monthlong bombardment has left its cobbled streets and stone houses ruined. Times, Sunday Times
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