Similar words: elongate, elongation, long-awaited, long ago, so long as, as long as, belong, livelong. Meaning: ['ɪlɔŋgeɪtɪd /'iːlɒŋ-] 
adj. 1. drawn out or made longer spatially 2. having notably more length than width; being long and slender.
adj. 1. drawn out or made longer spatially 2. having notably more length than width; being long and slender. 
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1. Modigliani's women have strangely elongated faces.
2. Her body slimmed and elongated from dancing.
3. In the photo her face was slightly elongated.
4. The picture shows two elongated figures dancing.
5. Her legs were elongated by the very high heels which she wore.
6. The light from my candle threw his elongated shadow on the walls.
7. The candle cast its elongated shadow across the wall.
8. Eucalyptus trees grow very tall and have elongated leaves.
9. The elongated seats were much preferred.
10. Every twenty seconds their elongated selves were flung before him(sentencedict.com), their shadows cast down by the lighthouse beam.
11. One has elongated jaws for picking between the coral stems, another may specialise in cropping a particular kind of small crustacean.
12. The elongated nose, however, gave these animals a considerable advantage over their competitors.
13. Comets are hunks of dirt and ice with elongated orbits that take them from the outer solar system to near the sun.
14. Their secret lies in their enormously elongated toes, which spread their weight over a wide area of lily leaf.
15. The elongated, slightly oval hummock could hardly be called a grave, more a burial mound.
16. They look rather like elongated jellyfish and appear to have no structural virtues.
17. Transtab A further development of Transpower, incorporating an elongated stability element.
18. Elongated bodies, the mitochondria, provide energy by burning oxygen in much the same way as many bacteria do.
19. The lizard's body is thin and elongated, enabling it to squeeze into cracks and crevices.
20. The meeting hall was an elongated poorly lighted room bordering on bareness.
21. Of these elongated seats those contoured to give good support to the thighs and buttocks were most popular.
22. That painting doesn't look like him.The face is too elongated.
23. The design of the house had a pleasing symmetry, its oblong shape being picked up in its elongated windows.
24. This picture that you've sketched isn't like her. The face is too elongated.
25. The greenkeepers were already sweeping the dew off the greens with elongated poles - the final polish to an immaculately groomed course.
26. Mosaic C from North Hill and mosaic 7 both have flowers with elongated petals in their central squares.
27. It is within reach of the stage's edge and seems to be of medium length, not an elongated canne.
28. With this syndrome, the body is tall and thin, the limbs are elongated, as are the toes and fingers.
29. Left: The Black Striped Rasbora is built for speed with elongated fins to match its slender body form.
30. The fruit of the tree tomato looks like a cross between a red pepper and an elongated tomato.
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