Words Starting With "L"

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Londonderry

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Londonderry is the previous name of the city now known as Derry, located in Northern Ireland. The name "Londonderry" is still commonly used, particularly in the southeastern part of the city. The name "Derry" is more widely used in the northwest, and by the local population. The city has a complex history, having been part of both the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Ireland, as well as having been a major stronghold of the Irish republican movement.

Londoner

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A Londoner is a person who comes from or lives in London, the capital city of England.

Londoners

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Londoners are people who live in or are from London, the capital city of England. The term can refer to the city's inhabitants, regardless of their nationality or ethnicity. Londoners are often stereotyped as being friendly, welcoming, and open-minded, but it's worth noting that these traits can be applied to any city's residents. Additionally, the term can also refer to fans of the city, who may not necessarily live there but have a strong affinity for London's culture, history, and landmarks.

Londrina

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Londrina is a city located in the state of Paraná in Brazil. It is the second most populous city in the state and is known for its cultural and economic importance.

Lone

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The word "lone" refers to being alone or solitary. It can also imply a sense of isolation or solitude, often with a connotation of sadness or loneliness.

Lonelier

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Feeling lonely: feeling or showing a sense of isolation or detachment from others; feeling a deep sadness due to a lack of companionship or social interaction; a feeling of being completely alone and disconnected from others.

Loneliest

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The adjective "loneliest" means the most solitary, alone, or isolated; feeling the utmost degree of sadness or longing due to a lack of companionship or social connection. It is often used to describe a place or situation that is most devoid of human presence or activity, leaving one feeling especially isolated or melancholic.

Loneliness

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Loneliness is a feeling of sadness or unhappiness caused by being without someone to share experiences or feelings with. It can also refer to the state of being separated from others and feeling isolated or unsupported.

Lonely

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Lonely refers to a feeling of sadness and isolation due to being away from other people, or a state of being left alone for a long time. It can also describe something or someone that is isolated or cut off from others, such as a lonely mountain or a lonely creature.

Loner

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A loner is a person who prefers to be alone and avoids social contact with others. They often enjoy spending time by themselves and may have difficulty adjusting to being around other people for extended periods.

Loners

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Loners refers to people who prefer to be on their own and enjoy their own company, often avoiding social interactions or relationships with others.

Lonesome

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The word "lonesome" typically means feeling sad or unhappy because you are without the company of others or feeling disconnected from others. It can also describe a place or situation that is isolated or deserted.

Lonesomely

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In a solitary or isolated manner; without the company of others.

Lonesomeness

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Lonesomeness refers to a feeling of sadness or-emptyness caused by being alone or cut off from others, often accompanied by a sense of loneliness or isolation. It is a state of being disconnected from people, places, or activities that normally bring comfort, companionship, or joy.

Lonesomest

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The superlative form of the adjective "lonely", meaning the most solitary or isolated. It describes something or someone that is the most isolated, deserted, or without companionship.

Long-awaited

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Sincerely awaited for a long period of time; eagerly expected. The phrase "long-awaited" is often used to describe a highly anticipated event, product, or news that has been delayed for some time and is now finally arriving or happening.

Long-dead

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Long-dead refers to something or someone that has been deceased for a very long time, often to the point where it is no longer remembered or relevant. It implies a sense of remoteness or antiquity, suggesting that the person or thing has been gone for so long that it has been forgotten or is hardly recognizable.

Long-distance

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Long-distance typically refers to something that is extensive, lengthy, or far-reaching in terms of physical or spatial distance. It can also refer to something that is done or communicated over a great distance, such as a long-distance phone call, a long-distance relationship, or a long-distance runner.

Long-eared

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Long-eared refers to an animal or an object that has unusually long ears. In general, it can describe something that has ears that are proportionally longer than usual, often giving it a unique or distinctive appearance.

Long-established

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The word "long-established" refers to something that has been in existence for a significant amount of time, often for many years or even decades, and is therefore well-known, respected, or recognized. It can describe institutions, businesses, traditions, or customs that have a long history and are considered credible or authoritative due to their age and reputation.

Long-firming

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Long-firming refers to a banking or financial fraud scheme in which a criminal establishes a sham company, often with fake financial records, to obtain a large loan or credit from a bank or other financial institution. The goal is to deceive the lender into believing that the company has a strong financial position and is capable of repaying the loan, when in reality, the company is not viable and the loan will never be repaid.

Long-haired

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Having a long length of hair, especially on the head; not short-haired.

Long-haul

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Long-haul refers to a journey or trip that is very long and often takes several hours or even days to complete. It can be used to describe a flight, bus ride, train journey, or any other mode of transportation that is travelling over a great distance.

Long-held

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The phrase "long-held" is an adjective phrase that means having been held or believed in for a long time. It can describe an opinion, a secret, a feeling, or a tradition that has persisted for a significant period.

Long-lasting

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Having a long duration or lasting for a long time; persistent or enduring. Examples: A long-lasting relationship, a long-lasting impact, a long-lasting solution.

Long-legged

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Having or characterized by long legs; tall and slender, often in reference to a person's physical appearance.

Long-lived

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Living a long time; having a long life; able to live for a long period of time.

Long-range

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Long-range refers to a distance or a scope that is far-reaching or extensive, often used to describe a missile, weapon, or monitoring system with a capacity to reach or process information over a considerable or extended distance.

Long-running

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Long-running refers to a show, production, or project that has been in existence for a extended period of time, often years or even decades, and is still active, popular, and successful.

Long-sighted

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Having long-sighted refers to a condition where distant objects are seen clearly, but near objects appear blurry. It is also known as hyperopia, and is usually corrected with glasses or contact lenses that have a positive prescription.

Long-sleeved

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Having sleeves that cover the entire length of the arm, from the shoulder to the wrist.

Long-standing

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Lasting or existing for a long time, often for many years; persistent or enduring.

Long-suffering

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Patiently enduring a difficult or painful situation over a long period of time, showing great tolerance and perseverance.

Long-term

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Long-term refers to something that occurs or exists over a extended period of time, often a year or more. It can also describe something that has a lasting impact or effect, as opposed to short-term which is temporary or fleeting.

Long-winded

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The word "long-winded" is an adjective used to describe someone or something that takes too much time to communicate their ideas, often using unnecessary words or tangents. A long-winded person may be prone to giving lengthy speeches or explanations, going on at great length about a particular topic, and possibly losing their listener's interest.

Long-windedness

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Long-windedness is the state or habit of speaking or writing at excessive or tedious length, often using more words than necessary to express oneself. It is characterized by a tendency to be overly verbose, circuitous, and drawn-out, making it difficult for others to follow the speaker's or writer's train of thought.