Definition of decadelong
: lasting a decade
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Reading about his decadelong fight to legalize his operation, one gains a kind of admiration for his tenacity.
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Biomass has been at the center of a decadelong debate among scientists over its emissions.
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Garcetti billed his upcoming budget as the city's most stable financial plan in years, the latest sign of a decadelong recovery from a crushing recession.
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The demonstrations were part of a mass protest against Israel’s decadelong blockade of Gaza, an impoverished coastal strip along the Mediterranean.
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That’s after a decadelong period, between 1992 and 2011, when the glacier was migrating inland at a clip of about 3,200 feet per year.
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The report barely acknowledges that Philadelphia’s traditional redbrick fabric and fine institutional buildings are experiencing an unprecedented wave of destruction, induced by a decadelong building boom.
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Christiansen took the reins just as Europe's biggest toymaker hit a wall, ending a decadelong streak of surging revenue and profits.
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The Chicago Tribune has written several front-page stories detailing the scandal over Watts' nearly decadelong run of corruption at a South Side public housing development.
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First Known Use of decadelong
1974
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