Basically I want to say:
Sheep grazing is one of the possible ways to restore the biodiversity
of alpine meadows that have been uncultivated for a long time.
But I would like to form much nicer and simpler sentence. I would imagine something like this:
Sheep grazing is one of the possible ways to restore the biodiversity
of [THAT WORD] uncultivated alpine meadows.
So I am looking for a single word that would beam "for a long time" which could be placed there to make the sentence more fluent 🙂
The only thing I can think of is "longly" but this sounds suspicious to me 🙂
Best Answer
long itself works perfectly fine as an adverb
long-uncultivated alpine meadows, though it sounds a bit unusual, should do it.