The phrase "a longterm relationship" is not correct; it should be "a long-term relationship." You can use it when discussing a romantic or significant relationship that lasts for an extended period of time.
Example: "They have been in a long-term relationship for over five years and are considering marriage."
Alternatives: "an enduring relationship" or "a lasting relationship."
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Heard was previously dating photographer Tasya van Ree and Depp was in a longterm relationship with partner Vanessa Paradis.
(As I discussed in a previous column, I recently ended a longterm relationship and moved to a new apartment).
I'm specifically talking about that moment after a longterm relationship goes into recievership, when you realize that there's a whole army of boys who can take your place, sort of hiding in the shadows like the evil spirits at the end of Ghost.
"These are serious human rights abuses, and unless the truth comes out we're not going to be able to prevent them in the future," Helen Steel, one of the women who is currently taking a case against the Metropolitan Police after having a longterm relationship with an undercover police officer, told VICE News.
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It's very important that a burgeoning longterm relationship be built on love and trust, and you need to let both your actions and your words communicate that.
I kept telling him, it doesn't have to be true love, you don't need to be looking for a longterm meaningful relationship with these women – after all, my reason for liking the Hyrule Warriors version of Link is that he has pretty hair and eyes.
A lot of people think "safe places," like a longterm, monogamous relationship, must be boring.
Five years ago, a man she's been in a longterm kinky relationship with tattooed the back of her thighs with cherries and a banner that read "Daddy's Girl".
He's streaming the album below right now, alongside a Q&A about his history between scenes and his longterm relationship with Tresor.
