LONG IN THE MAKING

Definition: Taking a significant amount of time to develop or achieve; something that has been in progress for an extended period.

Synonyms: Years' Development, Slow Creation, Gradual Formation, Lengthy Construction, Extended Process

Usage Examples in Sentences

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The surprise party for Jack was long in the making, with everyone pitching in to make it special.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Sarah. I wanted to discuss the progress on the new project.B: Good morning, Alex. Yes, let's talk about it. It's been long in the making, hasn't it?A: Absolutely. We've been working on it for almost a year now. But I believe we're finally nearing the finish line.B: That's great to hear. I know it's been a challenging journey, but all the effort will be worth it in the end.A: Indeed. I'm confident that once it's completed, it will significantly benefit our company.
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