Question

Which word/words does ‘at length’ NOT correspond to?

(a) ) eventually

(b) straightaway

(c) in the long run

(d) in the end​

Answer 1

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(a) ) eventually

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Answer 2

Straightaway doesn't mean 'at length.'

Explanation:

• The phrase 'in the long run' means - over or after a long period of time.

• In the given options, 'eventually' means - in the end, especially after a long delay.

• The phrase ' at the end' literally the other term for 'eventually.'

• All these three terms define the long term duration.

• The term 'straightway' means immediately, which is the exact opposite of 'at length.'

• The example of using 'straightaway' in the sentence, "We don't have to go straight away, do we?"

• Therefore, the word 'straightaway' does not correspond to the meaning 'at length.'