Prolongation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROLONGATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• extend in spatial length
• extend the duration of
NOUN:
• the act of prolonging
• The act of lengthening in space or in time; extension; protraction.
• That which forms an additional length.
• the act of prolonging something
• amount or degree or range to which something extends
• the consequence of being lengthened in duration
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to lengthen in time; continue

Words related to PROLONGATION

prolong10

Words that contain PROLONGATION

prolongations16

How to use PROLONGATION in a sentence

• The world of spirits was also invaded, and summoned, as it were, to contribute to the prolongation of human life.
• In view of the possible departure of the Ninth, and the consequent prolongation of the European war, gold rose several degrees above freezing point.
• The science of medicine, having in view the amelioration of human misery and the prolongation of life itself, was very early cultivated.
• Smithson pleaded hard for a prolongation of their visit.
• The listening and watching of the hunter when waiting for the game is only a prolongation of the same consciousness which accompanies all less exciting representations.
• The continuance, the prolongation of the vital function, if that be life, that too is the result of His never-sleeping care.
• I am getting uneasy at the prolongation of the combat.
• When he knew that his stay was to be prolonged, he sent again to Pharnabazus and offered him once more as an alternative either the prolongation of the winter truce or war.
• This beach, which is the prolongation of the base of the rock, bends in an arch, and forms a recess, where people land as they can.
• Prolongation of the war and ultimate defeat could be the only issue.
• I hoped we would be sent to the front soon, for the one thing I feared was a prolongation of the dreary round of infantry drill.
• It would be better if he swung to the saddle and fled from the misery that prolongation but intensified.
• The Trentino is, you will note, nothing but a prolongation of the valleys of Lombardy and Venetia.
• No permanent cures have been reported, but marked temporary improvement in the swallowing function and prolongation of life have been repeatedly observed.
• This ill success rendered Philip the more willing to agree to a further prolongation of the truce with England.
• But before this date he had been negotiating with the proprietor, Giles Allen, about a prolongation of the lease.
• The plan shows how the prolongation of the side rows of the village forms a suggestion of a second court.
• The southern prolongation of this road leads to Zicavo, Petreto, Bicchisano, and Portopollo, on the Gulf of Valinco.
• Each of the lines is repeated as often as the singer may desire, the prolongation of the song being governed by his inspired condition.
• As has been said, the triforium is merely a prolongation of the lights of the clerestory window.
• Washington unhesitatingly declared that it was the lack of sufficient central authority that caused the prolongation of the war.
• Our only reasonable hope for even the temporary prolongation of our lives was centered in our ever faithful, and always reliable old mule.
• To have no tie until as late as possible appeared to him to be a prolongation of youth.
• For if the one had for its result the prolongation of the war for some four years, the other determined what the end of that war should be.
• The real danger was, as the pope saw, the prolongation of a useless war.
• But this steady increase of intelligence, as our forefathers began to become human, carried with it a steady prolongation of infancy.
• The chief causes of difference arose regarding the prolongation of the law against the Socialists.
• The island is of an oval form, with a prolongation of the northern portion toward the west.
• From these data it would appear probable that the rocks are a prolongation of the western slope of the great range called by Mr.
• Nevertheless, persons are not wanting, apparently free from ecclesiastical constraint, who still maintain that the value of life depends on its indefinite prolongation.
• I believe the western part to be a separated portion of continental Asia, the eastern the fragmentary prolongation of a former Pacific continent.
• An indefinite prolongation of the situation is unthinkable.

Similar words containing PROLONGA without suffix tion

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