decadelong

Or dec·ade-long

[dek-eyd-lawng, duh-keyd-lawng]

adjective

1. lasting for a decade.

   After a decadelong study, the drug has finally been approved by the FDA.

Example Sentences

Yet in terms of what it might take for small caps to see another decadelong bout of outperformance — like they did between 2000 and 2010 — that remains less clear.

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Though the 35-year “Porfiriato” brought political stability and a strong economy to the country, the gains didn’t trickle down to the rural or urban working classes, and in 1910 Mexico erupted in a complex, decadelong revolution.

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“The CEO transition signals that Walmart is closing out its chapter associated with building a well-rounded digital foundation, and is now moving into the escalation and acceleration of AI’s transformation upon the business—something that will not be a one-year phenomenon, but a decadelong transformation,” wrote David Bellinger, an analyst at Mizuho Securities.

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Newell Brands extended a decadelong downtrend, losing 28% in a day following a sales decline.

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During her decadelong tenure, the company’s market capitalization has soared from $384 billion to nearly $3 trillion.

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