Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-the-long-haul
idiomatic phrase
/ˈɪn ðə lɔŋ hɔl/

Definition
A phrase referring to a prolonged period or the entirety of a duration, particularly in a context requiring endurance or sustained effort.

Examples
- Successful businesses often think in the long haul when making decisions.
- Investing in education is beneficial in the long haul, even if the returns aren’t immediate.
- It’s important to prepare for challenges in the long haul, not just the ones we see today.

Meaning
The expression is often used to indicate a commitment or perspective that extends over a long period rather than focusing on short-term results.

Synonyms
- Long-term
- Over time
- In the future