Prolong

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Positive ExtensionPlay
Often implies a desirable increase in time or experience. SlideVacationers might prolong their trip to enjoy more sights.
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Planned DurationPlay
Suggests a deliberate action to make something last, not by chance. SlideShe read slowly to prolong the enjoyment of the book.
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Time SensitivityPlay
Used when time is an important factor in the context. SlideThe director decided to prolong the deadline for the project submission.