Prolong

Prolong
/pɹoʊˈlɔŋ/

To extend in space or length. To make something last a longer time.

To lengthen temporally. To put off to a distant time. To postpone. To become longer, lengthen.

From Old French prolonguer, porloignier, from Late Latin prolongare 'to prolong, extend,' from Latin pro 'forth' + longus 'long' (adj.).

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