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extensively
[ ik-sten-siv-lee ]
adverb
- so as to cover a wide range or area; broadly:
He reads and travels extensively and is regarded as one of the best-informed men anywhere.
- in a far-reaching, comprehensive way; thoroughly:
All the science departments have been extensively renovated, with new tutorial rooms and well-equipped laboratories.
- at great length or in great detail:
He spoke extensively about the threats his daughter faces as a transgender individual.
- to a great degree or in great amounts or numbers; a lot:
Although the river is used extensively by boaters, no official map has been developed to show the best places to dock, things to see, and hazards to avoid.
Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of extensively1
Example Sentences
Another group that you deal with extensively in the book — and some of these groups obviously overlap — is the suffragists.
Also, at least three of the six original founders have stepped away from Black Image Center, said Mansour, and the center relies extensively on a small group of volunteers to maintain its robust programming schedule.
It consulted extensively on the policy design, "weighing the pros and cons" of possible exemptions for small faith schools, international schools and children with special education needs.
Though Trump spoke extensively about the possibility of another term over the weekend, he told Doocy that he'd done no research into the idea.
"Although the artwork's provenance was extensively investigated when it was acquired in 1994, crucial facts concerning previous ownership of the painting were not known."
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