protracted in Latin
protracted in Latin is prōductus — protracted means lasting much longer than expected or wanted.
protracted in Latin
prōductus
Lasting for a long time or longer than expected or usual.
What does "protracted" mean?
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adj Lasting much longer than expected or wanted.
"The two sides reached a deal after a protracted negotiation."
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protracted in a sentence
- The two sides reached a deal after a protracted negotiation.
- She recovered slowly following a protracted illness.
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What is "protracted" in Latin?
"protracted" in Latin is prōductus. protracted means: Lasting much longer than expected or wanted.
How do you use "protracted" in a sentence?
Example: "The two sides reached a deal after a protracted negotiation." In Latin, "protracted" is prōductus.
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