Synonym: broaden, enlarge, extend, grow, increase, magnify, spread, swell, unfold. Antonym: contract, shrink. Similar words: expansion, taxpayer, pan, pant, company, panic, panel, accompany. Meaning: [ɪk'spænd] 
v. 1. extend in one or more directions 2. become larger in size or volume or quantity 3. make bigger or wider in size, volume, or quantity 4. grow stronger 5. exaggerate or make bigger 6. add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing 7. expand the influence of.
v. 1. extend in one or more directions 2. become larger in size or volume or quantity 3. make bigger or wider in size, volume, or quantity 4. grow stronger 5. exaggerate or make bigger 6. add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing 7. expand the influence of. 
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91) Many labour-only subcontractors have grasped the opportunity to expand initially to a labour and material sub-contractor and subsequently to a general contractor.
92) Rather, the best argument for privatisation is that it would allow the railways to expand their services.
93) It is also planning to expand services at the Wimpole Street medical centre to include allergy and sexually-transmitted disease clinics.
94) This figure is expected to expand considerably at main diets.
95) The difference, of course, is that in 1964 Congress was dominated by liberals crusading to expand the power of government.
96) There are of course classes of preferential and pre-preferential creditors, but I do not propose to expand on that here.
97) But his complaints that government programs to aid children only expand welfare dependency earned him a certain public enmity in 1994.
98) In fluid magmas, such as those of basaltic composition, these gas bubbles can expand freely.
99) We will then expand our view of AA to include the overall structure of the fellowship as a worldwide service organization.
100) Up to the infamous Distillers bid, Saunders did much to revive the brewing group's fortunes and expand its activities.
101) There will also be a daily session introducing franchising as a way to expand an existing business or develop a new venture.
102) Education should expand the sense of connectedness a young child feels with the world.
103) So, when a company first looks to expand abroad, the same process needs to be adopted.
104) The sealant would expand or contract by that amount as the building shifted.
105) Instead of driving a wedge between lovers, a child can expand and deepen that love.
106) His mission in life is to expand the horizons of those around him.
107) Note that the ability of firms to expand output in this situation depends upon the existence of unemployed resources in the economy.
108) Associates was looking for ways to expand its business of making a Teflon-coated electrical wire.
109) Teachers actively engage in working for progressive education, defending the curriculum they developed and finding ways to expand it.
110) First, you must expand your psyche to accommodate the bigger and better.
111) Enterprise also plan to expand their estate by acquiring more pubs, aiming to double in size by 1996.
112) Mr Lessard says he is not looking to sell the company and would rather expand Metro beyond the province's borders.
113) He was a major beneficiary of the video boom and used his profits to diversify and expand abroad.
114) Firstly, this makes it difficult to decide where best to expand or contract the firm's resources.
115) One complication is that permission to build or expand an airport is almost always politically sensitive.
116) The first three years went well and the business continued to expand.
117) Congress got in the act in the following years, lending the academy $ 255,[www.Sentencedict.com] 000 to expand the dairy.
118) They 71 write, add details, clarify questions, and expand important parts.
119) It was a close-knit community with no ambition to expand its interests and activities.
120) As you expand the dialogue, without being intrusive, you begin to build his confidence in you.
More similar words: expansion, taxpayer, pan, pant, company, panic, panel, accompany, Hispanic, Spanish, companion, expert, participant, keep an eye on, expect, export, expose, explain, expense, explode, exploit, explore, keep company with, expertise, exposure, explicit, expected, experiment, explosion, experience.