long term
/lɔŋ tɜrm/
adverb
- Over a long period of time; in a way that considers the distant future.
- Investing long-term usually gives better returns than day trading.
- She decided to plan long-term and buy a house instead of renting.
- We need to think long-term when making environmental policies.
adjective
- Extending over or relating to a long period of time in the future.
- Regular exercise has long-term benefits for your health.
- They made a long-term plan to save money for retirement.
- The company is focused on long-term growth rather than quick profits.
Antonyms