Is the following grammatical and does it sound natural? She's one of the longest living residents in my neighborhood. Thanks in advance.
It is ambiguous. She is one of the oldest (longest-living) ... She is one of the residents who has lived the longest time in the neighborhood.
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It is ambiguous.
She is one of the oldest (longest-living) ...
She is one of the residents who has lived the longest time in the neighborhood.