Synonyms for long-distance
long-dis·tance

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1. long distance, long-distance call, trunk calladjective

   a telephone call made outside the local calling area

   "I talked to her by long distance"

   Synonyms:
   trunk call, long-distance call, long distance

   Antonyms:
   close

2. long-distanceadjective

   of or relating to or being a long-distance telephone call

   "a long-distance call"; "a long-distance transmission line"; "a long-distance operator"

   Antonyms:
   close

3. long-distanceadjective

   covering a long distance

   "a long-distance runner"; "a long-distance freight train"; "she ran off with a long-distance truck driver"

   Antonyms:
   close

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1. List of paraphrases for "long-distance":

   long-range, long-haul, interurban, longrange, inter-city, remote, intercity

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1. Purvi Raniga:

   Long distance running makes me feel euphoric! The ups and downs of running path reminds me that I am strong enough to overcome the hurdles of my life. The self discovery happens on this running path.

2. Tom Jordan:

   When we're back at the new Hayward Field (with the Classic) I imagine that we would have the distance night on Friday as we have had in the past that could feature a 10,000 meters, could feature a 5,000 meters, or could feature one of each for men and women, we are certainly going to play to our base and that is middle and long distance plus virtually every event.

3. Ashwani Jain:

   We are the ones who are supporting them in national long distance backbone capacity ... that's why there is quantum jump in this quarter.

4. Gert Normann Andersen:

   I think the rumor developed because U-3523 was a very modern, long-distance U-boat and some Nazis tried to escape with valuables in the last days, but the submarine was going to Norway, and not to South America with Nazis and valuables.

5. Stephanie Drumheller:

   Allosaurus might not have been as big as T. rex, but it was no slouch as an apex predator, it was able to hyper-extend its jaw for a super-wide gape. It was a hatchet feeder like a hawk, meaning it would chop into prey with its head. It had long arms with grasping claws and a strong bite force. Track sites suggest it might have been a long-distance hunter that would follow herds for miles to pick off prey.