Meanings of longer words in English

To make up for that, however, she certainly used much longer words.

No longer words on a page, but now alive and kicking, completely thrilling.

Be thankful no longer words were aimed at you.

Here is one with longer words, divided into syllables.

They memorize short sight words but sound out longer words, an approach that is less taxing.

Can I explain the longer words to you?

There are no longer words at all.

Her longer words, like his own, looked as if they were two or three short words close together.

When she spoke, her articulation was confused, and her pronunciation of some of the longer words was hardly intelligible.

His diction was rapid and terse-sorapid as to create the impression that he bit off the ends of the longer words.

Begin to combine words and syllables into longer words as soon as possible: door-step, in-deed, hand-some, be-fore, ham-mer-ing, in-no-cent, for-get-ful, car-pen-ter, side-walk, mis-take.

It is also doubtful, if any of these characters are phonetic, whether the parts of the longer words were always written out in full.

The reading was slow and difficult, as of one but little used to it, and many of the longer words were patiently spelled out.

The one we had came with little punch out flash cards, the same kind that came with his first-grade reading workbooks only with longer words.

He doesn't make a fuss over our letters either- Ibelievehe can only read a very plain hand and has to skip the longer words.

"Ah, mademoiselle," he murmured, "I have no longer words!"