multimonth

English

Etymology

From multi- +‎ month.

Adjective

multimonth (not comparable)

1. Spanning, or pertaining to, more than one month.
   • 2009 August 13, Jennifer Steinhauer, “Thousands Line Up for Promise of Free Health Care”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Thousands of people across the state lost their coverage in the middle of complex, multimonth procedures and have found themselves at a loss.

Synonyms

• monthslong

Coordinate terms

• agelong
• ageslong
• centurieslong
• centurylong
• daylong
• dayslong
• decadelong
• decadeslong
• hourlong
• hourslong
• millennialong
• millenniumlong
• minutelong
• minuteslong
• monthlong
• multiday
• multidecade
• multihour
• multiweek
• multiyear
• secondlong
• secondslong
• weeklong
• weekslong
• yearlong
• yearslong