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linger
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linger
verb
/ˈlɪŋ.ɡər/
lineup
lingo
Meaning
To stay in a place longer than necessary, often because of unwillingness to leave.
to stay in a place longer than necessary; to persist
Example Sentences
The smell of coffee lingered in the kitchen.
The smell of coffee lingered in the kitchen.
Example Expressions
linger on
Synonyms
remain, stay, persist, wait, dawdle, continue
Entry 1
remain, stay, persist, wait, dawdle
Entry 2
remain, stay, persist, continue
Antonyms
leave, depart, vanish, rush, hurry
Entry 1
leave, depart, vanish
Entry 2
leave, depart, rush, hurry
Collocations
linger on, linger around, linger in memory, linger over, linger longer, linger over dinner, linger doubt
Entry 1
linger on, linger around, linger in memory, linger over
Entry 2
linger longer, linger around, linger in memory, linger over dinner, linger doubt
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