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monthlong

American  
[muhnth-lawng] / ˈmʌnθˌlɔŋ /

adjective

  1. lasting one calendar month.

adverb

  1. Literary.  for the duration of one month.

Example Sentences

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The state had just concluded a monthlong trial in which its lawyers argued repeatedly that the 2021 maps were drawn blind to race.

From Salon

After 162 games in the regular season and a monthlong sprint through October, nine more innings will determine baseball’s champion in 2025.

From The Wall Street Journal

The rulings came as the now monthlong shutdown continued Friday with no immediate end in sight.

From Los Angeles Times

So I started engaging more with an actor community and now I’m part of this actor’s studio where we have these monthlong intensives and work on plays.

From Los Angeles Times

The MLB postseason, which begins on Tuesday, is often described as a “crapshoot”—a zany, monthlong gauntlet where chaos reigns supreme and the best team in the regular season rarely wins.

From The Wall Street Journal

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