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Discover LudwigThe phrase "more drawn-out" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is extended in time or length, often implying that it is longer than necessary. Example: "The meeting was more drawn-out than we had anticipated, lasting over three hours."
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John Mason of Nevada even argued that the more drawn-out schedule would lead to nicer campaigns.
Pictured as bell-shaped distributions, certain interventions produced a thinner, high-peaked bell, while others resulted in a more drawn-out and protracted bell.
Trips to the other side of the globe make adjusting a traveler's body clock — or circadian system — an even more drawn-out process.
The experience of dealing with a malfunctioning council can seem designed specifically to send the citizen mad — like a more drawn-out, employment-intensive version of being trapped in a voice-mail loop, with an added dash of Kafka.
Certainly, the effort would have been more drawn-out than a firefight -- getting Balkan criminals to The Hague has not been easy -- but the results would have been more lasting.
We have a more drawn-out recruiting process that is very rigorous, so the supply side constraint is currently the biggest challenge for us".
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It's a little more drawn out.
Surely the climax is, in reality, far more drawn out?
Notes are fuller and more drawn out, and his phrasing more dramatically focused.
It will become more drawn out, more complex and more exhaustive.
"Authors will be very interested in this, so the process could be more drawn out than they hope," he said.
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