Rome wasn't burned in a day
Rome wasn't built in a day
forever
eudemic
crow's age
until the cows come home
ages
until the cows freeze over
light year
years
coon's age
blue moon
grip
age
donkey's
hot minute
lifetime
overlong
eon
drawn-out
aeon
long-span
final curtain
abiding
long
imperishable
enduring
at length
overprotracted
go all around the Wrekin
eternity
inveterately
longsome
dog's age
longwhiles
forever and a day
take one's sweet time
long as one's arm
bitter end
indestructible
undestroyable
perdurable
durable
far
long-pending
half-life
no end
with ages
ultralong
superlong
extend
donkey's ears
donkey's years
time out of mind
for hours
indefinitely
the pitcher goes so often to the well that it is broken at last
eternal
endless
overrun
interminable
lapse
anciently
lengthily
chronophagous
prolongedly
period
stretch
nonsecular
take time
till doomsday
erode
time-consumingly
month of Sundays
long-drawn-out
longish
chronic
in the long run
in the long term
dragging
longsomely
long time
in perpetuity
overage
crash
eventually
splinter
great haste makes great waste
arduous
overbake
hurry
make old bones

English words for 'It takes a long time to destroy something complicated or impressive.'

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