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UK
/jˈiəlɒŋ/
]
[ US /ˈjɪɹˈɫɔŋ/ ]
[ US /ˈjɪɹˈɫɔŋ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
lasting through a year
attending yearlong courses
How To Use yearlong In A Sentence
- Then he received a yearlong remote assignment overseas and had to go without his family. Christianity Today
- During the yearlong exhibition, didactic programs are offered for schoolchildren.
- The yearlong separation from family has gnawed at the conscience of troops who've served there since the 1950s.
- This marks the beginning of a yearlong apparition, when the giant planet will blaze within the stars of Gemini.
- But officials are hoping that the yearlong grace period tacked on last year will mean no last-minute crush this year.
- That was the start of our yearlong affair. The Sun
- She said the city is starting work now on a yearlong study of how to improve bus service to LaGuardia International Airport. City Drives New Debate On Traffic
- The council commissioned a yearlong study of the problem, which looked at revenue and spending forecasts for 20 years.
- The New Zealand dollar, also known as the kiwi, is hovering near its yearlong high against the U.S. dollar, making the cost of agricultural exports to key markets such as China more expensive. New Zealand Kiwi Industry Threatened By Disease
- So her campaign has been trying what it calls a proactive effort to fix problems with committee reports it filed with the State Board of Elections, performing a yearlong voluntary audit of her campaign finances and forfeiting donations that had a whiff of potential illegality. WRAL.com Top Stories