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Definition of extending :
of Extend
Synonyms:
endless, radiating, continual, spanning, perpetual, drawn out to, continuous, running to, going on, ranging
extending (part of speech: verb)
giving (part of speech: verb)
delivering, funding, awarding, serving, consigning, doling, ascribing, helping, attributing, supplying, allotting, dispensing, assigning, assisting, sharing, pledging, devoting, showering, expending, lending, disbursing, paying, donating, allowing, contributing, bequeathing, providing, rationing, lavishing, furnishing, sending
expanding (part of speech: verb)
stretching, engorging, swelling, thickening, distending, spreading, dilating, developing
continuing (part of speech: verb)
prolonging, persevering, protracting, sustaining, maintaining, persisting, continuing, abiding
increasing (part of speech: verb)
elevating, incrementing, raising, magnifying, upgrading, burgeoning, augmenting, heightening, multiplying, accruing, reinforcing, expanding, increasing, enlarging, advancing, inflating, boosting, maximizing, growing, broadening, fattening, widening, amplifying, adding, lengthening
offering (part of speech: verb)
endowing, citing, quoting, offering, issuing, attempting, granting, approaching, dealing, giving, submitting, inviting, imparting, bestowing, tendering, presenting, rendering, biding
Usage examples:
- In the morning of the same day about two hours after sunrise, when prayers were over, we saw the south- land straight ahead to the great joy of all of us; it was east of us, at about 3 or 5 miles' distance by estimation, when we got sight of it; it was a low- lying coast extending mainly N. N. E. and S. S. W. as given in the chart, so far as we could see. - "The Part Borne by the Dutch in the Discovery of Australia 1606-1765", J. E. Heeres.
- " Good- night, fair prince," she repeated tenderly, extending her hand towards her lover once more, while throwing a look of proud defiance to Mistress de Chavasse. - "The Nest of the Sparrowhawk", Baroness Orczy.
- It has always seemed to aim at extending and ordering the mind content of children. - "The Child Under Eight", E.R. Murray and Henrietta Brown Smith.