GRE vocabulary
protracted
drawn out or prolonged beyond the usual length of time
In a sentence
Protracted in a sentence
Here is an example sentence showing protracted in a sentence.
After a protracted negotiation that ran for eleven months, the two sides finally signed.
Synonyms
prolongedextendeddrawn-out
Antonyms
briefcurtailedshort
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Common questions
Questions about “protracted”
Protracted (adjective) means drawn out or prolonged beyond the usual length of time
Here is protracted used in an example sentence: "After a protracted negotiation that ran for eleven months, the two sides finally signed."
Common synonyms for protracted include prolonged, extended, drawn-out.
Antonyms of protracted include brief, curtailed, short.
Protracted is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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