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protract (verb), protracts; protracted; protracting
To extend, to draw out, to lengthen: The orchestra conductor agreed to protract the concert by adding two encores of his favorite music.
To lengthen in time or to prolong.
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To extend the time or to stay longer.
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protract, protracts; protracted; protracting
To prolong, to lengthen in time, or to draw out. (2)
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