adj. having considerable extent
There is extensive damage to the house after the hurricane.
There is extensive damage to the house after the hurricane.
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The Israelites had extensive rules on what was sacrilegious.
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Mass is an extensive property.
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He is aptly suited for his job after completing extensive training.
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High-speed maglev trains make extensive use of magnets to levitate the cars.
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widespread; broad; expansive
narrow; limited
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ex-ten-sive
pensive
defensive
expensive
offensive
apprehensive
comprehensive
hypertensive
inexpensive
inoffensive
counteroffensive
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