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at great length

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*at great length
for a long period of time. (*Typically: explain ~; question someone ~; speak ~.) The lawyer questioned the witness at great length.
See also: great, length


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discusses at great length 39 mathematics books published over the course of three centuries in Mexico; Lima; and the English colonies of Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New York.
Caregivers: Drowning in a Sea of Cognitive Challenges" is a book discussing at great length the challenges that face caregivers in their everyday lives--from dealing with the patient who doesn't want to admit that he or she needs help, memory loss from ailments and age, and deceptive appearances.
You can ask him or her at great lengths to explain the active components of supplements.
 
 
 
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