Prolong (verb)

To make something last longer or to extend the duration of something.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "prolongare" meaning "to lengthen", to prolong is to make something last longer or to extend the duration of something.

Examples:

1. The company"s new strategy will prolong the product"s lifespan.
2. The government decided to prolong the state of emergency for another month.
3. The medication will prolong the patient's life by reducing symptoms.
4. The new technology will prolong the battery life of the device.
5. She prolonged her stay in the country to continue her research.