expanded
4.0
Larger in size or number
- adjective
- /ɪkˈspændɪd/
:
ampliado
- The report provided an expanded analysis of the economic impact of the project.
You're going to perceive those from that expanded state of awareness.
- You're going to perceive those from that expanded state of awareness.
- And he gets that feeling where your mind is quite expanded and, and he feels calm.
- It is the feeling of being expanded and energized.
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Examples
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In these ways, Joy White says, gentrification creates expanding pockets of whiteness.
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Voting should be expanded, it should be made easy.
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And it has expanded my vision that that attitude.
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The company has expanded its services to include online support.
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After the renovation, the living room felt much more expanded and inviting.
Synonyms
extensive
vsexpanded
330
4.1
Large in amount, range, or area
is about something made larger or more comprehensive, not only wide coverage
to fleshed out
vsexpanded
7
4.4
To add more details so something becomes more complete
emphasizes being made larger or broader, not just adding detail
extended
vsexpanded
5
4.1
Large and covering a wide area or amount
refers to something made larger or more comprehensive rather than simply being large
increased
vsexpanded
1.0
Larger or more than before
focuses on wider or more comprehensive growth rather than only greater amount
Antonyms
Compounds
How Large
Surface Forms
expanded positive
Morphology
Etymology
Expanded comes from the Latin parts ex- 'out' and pandere 'to spread', so it literally means 'spread out'. That's why something expanded is made larger or spread out in size or range.