prolation
/ˈproʊlˌeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The act of prolonging or prolonging something, such as time or a musical note.
“The composer’s use of prolation in the symphony added a sense of drama to the performance.”
2. noun
A prolonged period of time, often used in reference to a loan or mortgage.
“The prolation of the loan allowed her to pay off the debt gradually.”
3. noun
A prolongation of a word or syllable in pronunciation, especially in music.
“The singer’s emphasis on the prolation of the final syllable added emotion to the song.”