prolongedly

adv

prolongedly

adv

Etymology From prolonged + -ly.

1

In a prolonged manner; at length.

  • "In experiments where one or more stimuli are presented repeatedly or prolongedly, perhaps leading to habituation of an existing nonassociative response, the subsequent passage of time and/or exposure to another form of stimulation may […]"2013, Gary Greenberg, Ethel Tobach, Comparative Psychology of Invertebrates:
Synonyms
abidingly, enduringly, protractedly

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