Synonyms for longer
lon·ger

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1. longer, thirster, yearneradverb

   a person with a strong desire for something

   "a longer for money"; "a thirster after blood"; "a yearner for knowledge"

   Synonyms:
   yearner, thirster

2. longeradverb

   for more time

   "can I stay bit longer?"

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1. List of paraphrases for "longer":

   more, already, long, longest, most, addition, langer, anymore, greater, further, over, plus, now, lengthier

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1. President Barack Obama on Friday:

   The fact that she has now been lingering in this limbo for longer than the five previous attorney general nominees combined makes no sense.

2. Jason Rantz:

   They'll just have to deal with it … And I think that this is a strategy from the Democrats that just doesn't work anymore, when you call everyone racist for every single thing that they say and do, then everything is racist, and it no longer means anything. So it doesn't have the sting anymore, and I think Republicans are aware of that. And frankly, they might play into that expectation that they ask a simple question that might just be a little bit tinged with some criticism. And then they're going to get attacked and they'll make that into a strategy to push back against how far left the Democratic Party has become.

3. Marco Rubio:

   President Obama has hoped that being more open to China would make them a more responsible nation. It has not worked. We can no longer succumb to the illusion that more dialogue with China's current rulers will narrow the gap in values and interests that separates us, our nominee must have a plan to correct U.S.-China relations.

4. Marcel Thieliant:

   Surely the record number of cases will result in additional consumer caution and force the government to keep restrictions in place for longer.

5. Fei Liu:

   This year, the reduction rate is more significant than in past years and it has lasted longer.