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any longer

any longer adverb: in negative or interrogative constructions: from a given time onwards.

Adverb

any longer (not comparable)

  1. In negative or interrogative constructions: from a given time onwards.
    • I won't put up with her behaviour any longer!
    Synonyms:
    any more

Synonyms of any longer

Questions about any longer

What does any longer mean?
Any longer means in negative or interrogative constructions: from a given time onwards.
What part of speech is any longer?
Any longer is an adverb.

Words near any longer in the dictionary

  1. any exposure is good exposure
  2. any fule kno
  3. any given Sunday
  4. any good
  5. any hole's a goal
  6. any longer
  7. any minute now
  8. any moment now
  9. any more
  10. any more for any more
  11. any nook or cranny

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