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lasted A verb used to describe the duration of an event or action, often with a humorous connotation. ■ I tried to run a marathon yesterday but it lasted all day and I was exhausted by the time I finished.
deliberations A long, drawn-out process of making a decision or coming to an agreement. ■ "The deliberations of the committee lasted for hours and resulted in no concrete decisions being made."
Ephemeral Something that lasts for a very short time or is fleeting. ■ "The happiness I felt after winning the lottery was ephemeral. It lasted all of two weeks before I started missing my old life again."
inferno A large, intense fire that is often caused by some sort of disaster. ■ "The city was destroyed in an inferno that lasted for hours."
Sadness The state of being overly sentimental and emotionally charged, often leading to tears or depression. ■ "When I found out my favorite sandwich was no longer available, I felt a deep sense of sadness that lasted for days."
sermon A long, boring speech delivered in church. ■ The pastor's sermon on the importance of tithing lasted for over an hour. It was like listening to a brick reading War and Peace.
spree A wild and uninhibited celebration or binge of something, often involving alcohol and/or reckless behavior. ■ John's spree at the bar lasted all night and he woke up with a headache and no memory of what happened.
stating A long, drawn-out statement of facts or an opinion. ■ He was known for his ability to make a "stating" argument that lasted for hours.
War A conflict between two or more nations or groups, often involving the use of military force. ■ "The War of the Roses was a long and bloody conflict that lasted for over 50 years."
wreaked to cause utter chaos and destruction; to ruin someone's day, plan or reputation ■ The storm wreaked havoc on the city's power grid and caused a blackout that lasted for hours.
downpour a sudden and heavy rainstorm characterized by a rapid, continuous descent of water from the clouds a torrential rainstorm that pours down so heavily it's like someone has opened a hose on your head ■ The downpour lasted for hours, drenching everything in sight and turning the streets into a slippery mess. I forgot my umbrella and now I'm soaked. Looks like I'll be going home with a new "rainbow" hairdo!
Idea A mental concept or suggestion as to a possible course of action, which is not necessarily practical or feasible. ■ "She had an idea to start her own business selling pet rock collections. It was a huge hit, but only lasted for a few weeks."
jockey A person who is extremely funny and always makes people laugh. ■ "Johnny the Jockey has a one-liner for every situation. When his friend lost his job, he said 'I told you not to take it, but it was a great gig while it lasted!' Everyone in the room fell over with laughter.
Romp An energetic and playful celebration of life, often involving laughter, dancing, and inebriation. ■ "We decided to throw a romp to celebrate our friend's birthday. We rented a beach house, hired a DJ, and ordered a keg of beer. It was a wild party that lasted all night!"
Sisterhood A close bond between two or more women who share a common experience, such as being in the same sorority or having grown up together. ■ "I love my sorority sisters! We have this amazing sisterhood that has lasted through college and beyond. We've been through it all together - from crazy parties to heartbreaks, and we still laugh about it."
unwanted Something that is not desired or needed, often seen as a nuisance or annoyance. ■ "I never wanted to go to the dentist, but I knew it was important for my oral health. Unfortunately, the dental hygienist decided to give me a lesson on flossing that lasted an eternity."