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any longer

Idioms  
  1. With added length, as in If this skirt were any longer it would sweep the floor .

  2. Still, any more, as in They don't make this model any longer . This negative form is often put as no longer .


Example Sentences

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Author and activist Maria Shriver, a member of the Kennedy family, offered a pointed post on X, saying the facility is suffering because "no one wants to perform there any longer" and that "everybody's canceling."

From Barron's

Posting on social media, Hay St Mary's football club in Hay-on-Wye said dog fouling was "an ongoing problem and we will not accept it any longer".

From BBC

Americans shouldn’t have to live any longer with such a possibility of grievous disturbance.

From The Wall Street Journal

One of the trembling elders says, “I will accept baptism. I do not want to be a burden to my family any longer.”

From Literature

If Burnley had won, surely a decision on Frank's fate could not have been delayed any longer.

From BBC