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Discover Ludwig"rather longer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is longer than normal or expected. For example: "The bike ride was rather longer than I anticipated."
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Mayhew's impact on writers lasted rather longer.
Murdoch's wounds are likely to linger rather longer.
The dinner went on rather longer than expected.
Sendak's own exile took rather longer to resolve.
I suspect that may take rather longer than a week.
There is a short answer and a rather longer one.
There are 26 essays, some of only a couple of pages, some rather longer.
This time, at least, Whitemore's co-production has been in gestation rather longer.
Luckily, disproving the former notion was relatively easy; disproving the latter took rather longer.
It took me rather longer to realise that it was a different one every six months.
That, however, may take rather longer than upbeat police officers claim.
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