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Too long is used when something takes more time than is necessary or desired. For example, The meeting lasted four hours. Four hours is too long for a meeting!

It's different from so long, which is often used to express that something takes a significant amount of time, but it doesn't necessarily mean it's more than what is wanted.

--questions--

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Which phrase means that the meetings take more time than desired?

--answers--

so long

--feedback--

So long is not necessarily negative; it just indicates a period is lengthy.

long enough

--feedback--

Long enough suggests the time is sufficient but not excessive.

just long

--feedback--

Just long is not a common phrase to describe duration and does not imply excess.

too long

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