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What is another word for Extended? – 236 Extended Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    expanded enlarged prolonged lengthened broadened widened increased augmented amplified enhanced stretched elongated extendedly expansive extensive prolongedly lengthy long lengthy expanded inflated swollen augmented supplemented added prolonged protracted delayed slowed increased heightened intensified strengthened broad comprehensive detailed elaborate widened expanded diffused dispersed scattered spread stretched extensive vast expansive considerable substantial significant pronounced noticeable visible apparent obvious palpable tangible appreciable measurable discernible perceptible considerable

    Meaning of Extended

    The primary meaning of the word "Extended" is to make something longer or larger in size, scope, or duration.

    Definitions

    • Extended can refer to something that has been made longer or larger in size, scope, or duration.
    • It can also describe something that has been stretched out or expanded, either physically or figuratively.
    • In a more abstract sense, extended can refer to a period of time that has been lengthened or prolonged.

    Etymology of Extended

    The word "Extended" originates from the Latin words "ex" meaning "out" and "tendere" meaning "to stretch".
    Historically, the word has been used since the 15th century to describe physical expansion or prolongation.
    Over time, its usage has expanded to include more abstract concepts, such as the extension of ideas, periods of time, or responsibilities.

    Example Uses

    • The company extended its operations to include new markets and products.
    • The professor extended the deadline for the assignment to give students more time.
    • The hotel room had an extended balcony with a beautiful view of the city.
    • The extended family gathered for the holiday dinner.
    • The extended warranty on the car provided peace of mind for the owner.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    restricted limited reduced shortened decreased diminished curtailed cut condensed abbreviated contracted narrowed lessened minimized lowered decreased shrunken shrunk compressed compacted concentrated abridged truncated shortened brief concise succinct terse compact laconic sparse scant meager minimal slight small