Longish

usgb/ˈlɔːŋɪʃ/
adjective

Slightly longer than usual or expected.

He has longish hair that he often ties in a ponytail.
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Often appears as...

  • longish hair
  • longish period of time
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Mild Extent

Use 'longish' to describe something that is moderately long, without being excessive.

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She decided to go for a longish walk to clear her mind.
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Not Precise

'Longish' implies an approximate length; it's not used when exact measurements are needed.

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The table was longish, maybe around two meters.
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Subjective Comparison

What is considered 'longish' can vary greatly between individuals and contexts.

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To him, a longish book might mean over 300 pages.
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