Synonym: drawn-out, elongated, extensive, lengthened, lengthy, prolonged, protracted. Similar words: extend, extent, extensive, extension, to some extent, tender, tendency, independent. Meaning: [-dɪd] adj. 1. relatively long in duration; tediously protracted 2. fully extended or stretched forth 3. drawn out or made longer spatially 4. beyond the literal or primary sense 5. large in spatial extent or range or scope or quantity.
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181. The casual wards to be extended to accommodate about forty more men.
182. Brahney extended the deadline to March 4 from Jan. 22, which was the deadline under federal bankruptcy law.
183. The horizons are gradually extended to include playgroup supervisors and classmates.
184. Neither the present occupants nor their noisy assortment of animals extended any kind of welcome to trespassers.
185. Others achieved considerable proficiency and could carry on extended conversations.
186. The models may be extended to include observable explanatory variables and simultaneity can be allowed for as in econometric models.
187. It originally extended over the full width of the Railway between the boundary walls.
188. On some occasions,[http://sentencedict.com/extended.html] this marked cooling effect extended a distance of several hundred kilometres from the burning oil wells.
189. A 200-page affidavit filed in court makes clear the alleged espionage ring extended beyond the three defendants.
190. The ban on hunting these animals has been extended beyond 2001.
191. The Company has built strong audiences in key markets and believes these communities can be extended and developed online.
192. Large areas of conventional medicine thus represent particular aspects of traditional medicine systematically developed and extended.
193. It could then have been further extended and incorporated into a Saxon salt way stretching across three counties.
194. He went on to experiment with how far a branch could be extended in any one direction before the tree tipped over.
195. The king extended the period of the trial in anticipation of objections from the Harrisons' enemies.
196. The traditional whipping-stick the accusation of being photographic used to chastise artists was now extended to include cinematography.
197. The excess fuel cools the engine - acceptable for short periods in the climb but inefficient and expensive for extended cruise.
198. Schmitter concludes: What corporatism means for state and society has been the subject of an extended debate in recent years.
199. MDC's approach to housing development in its extended area acknowledges the need for social housing provision.
200. In the next academic year the Tutoring Scheme is to be extended throughout the University.
201. The researchers concluded that the supportive atmosphere of the extended family had been sufficient to counterbalance the effects of the questionable diets.
202. The Access to Teaching scheme was extended and now includes participation by 5 Further Education colleges.
203. One successful bidder was Midvale Steel; soon naval inspectors, extended every courtesy, had the run of the Midvale shops.
204. If any vessel is being used for commercial purposes cover will not operate unless the Policy has been extended.
205. The claim can then be extended until the maximum number of payments have been made, if applicable.
206. But the task force, citing the Everson study, accepted the recommendation that the reading test be extended fifteen minutes.
207. Extended writing projects are usually beyond their capabilities, and what is produced may be illegible and of poor quality.
208. So that was it-an extended press conference on the grand scale!
209. The principal aim seems to be to find out how far it can be extended.
210. The Roosevelts added a dash of upper-crust eccentricity to the bloodlines that extended down to the Alsop boys of Avon.
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