Definition of "prolongment" []

• The act of prolonging, or the state of being prolonged; prolongation. (noun)

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• "But compared to good movies, even dumb good movies, it's a pretty paltry exercise in franchise prolongment."
• ""While the alleged perpetrator still considers himself not guilty and his case currently on appeal, the complainant justifiably may perceive Mashabane's re-appointment as condonement of his alleged actions and prolongment of her psychological trauma," said commission spokeswoman Yvonne Mogadime."
• "Today's generation of professional conservators is competent to identify materials, analyze combinations of substances employed, estimate degrees of deterioration and propose a choice of methods for the physical prolongment of a work of art."