Prolonged - Law Dictionary Search Results

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Prolongable

capable of being prolonged as life is prolongable by care

to prolong to extend in space or in time

prolongation

debt see extent to extend means to enlarge expand lengthen prolong to carry out further than its original limit thus extension

than that to which it is attached to lengthen or prolong thus extension ordinarily implies the continued existence of something to

a negotiable bill or note is regarded simply as a prolongation of the original contract the office of a renewal as

the physical and mental damage of the victim but the prolonged psychological effect it produces or has the potential of producing

prolonged at the base as certain leaves

perfect it contains a small chambered cone called the phragmocone prolonged on one side into a delicate concave blade the thunderstone

show displeasure after a performance or speech by making a prolonged sound of ldquoboordquo

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