Pronunciation: /ˈlæstɪŋ/
verb present participle of the verb 'last', meaning to continue to exist or endure
A1 The friendship between the two children is lasting.
A2 She hopes that her efforts will result in a lasting impact on the community.
B1 The company is working on creating a lasting solution to the problem.
B2 The artist's work has had a lasting influence on modern art.
C1 The treaty was designed to establish lasting peace in the region.
C2 His legacy as a great leader will be lasting for generations to come.
adjective enduring or existing for a long period of time
A1 Their friendship was lasting and strong.
A2 The effects of the medication are lasting for weeks.
B1 The company aims to create a lasting impact on the environment.
B2 The artist's lasting legacy continues to inspire future generations.
C1 The lasting consequences of the war are still felt today.
C2 His lasting contribution to the field of science earned him international recognition.
formal The effects of climate change will have lasting impacts on the environment.
informal Their friendship has a lasting bond that cannot be broken.
slang That party was lit! It's going to be a lasting memory for sure.
figurative The artist's masterpiece left a lasting impression on all who viewed it.
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