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yearlong
[ yeer-lawng, -long ]
yearlong
/ ˈjɪəˈlɒŋ /
adjective
- throughout a whole year
Example Sentences
The council’s 11-2 vote followed a yearlong political fight that played out in courtrooms, at emotional hearings and behind closed doors in the council chamber.
“Part 2” is scheduled for release Nov. 21, 2025, and a yearlong intermission between films is fitting — the second movie, like the second act of the stage show, will probably begin with a time jump.
Ben Foster and Laura Prepon just put a big X on their marriage: The “X-Men: The Last Stand” actor and the “Orange Is the New Black” star are divorcing after a yearlong separation.
The bruising, yearlong contest pitted Jurado, a first-time candidate, against De León, a veteran lawmaker who was politically wounded by his participation in a secretly recorded conversation that featured racist and crude remarks.
In Lebanon’s south, entire villages and towns have been erased in recent Israeli bombardment, triggered by Hezbollah’s yearlong rocket campaign against northern Israel.
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