long armed
/ˈlɔŋˌɑrmd/
adjective
- Having arms that are longer than average.
- The long-armed monkey swung effortlessly from branch to branch.
- The long-armed basketball player could easily reach the hoop.
- She used a long-armed grabber to pick up the remote from the floor.
- Having a long reach or influence, often used figuratively.
- The law has a long-armed effect, reaching even remote areas.
- The long-armed power of the corporation extended into many countries.
- His long-armed authority made him feared throughout the department.