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Definition of extensive : 1. Capable of being extended.
2. Having wide extent; of much superficial extent; expanded; large; broad; wide; comprehensive; as, an extensive farm; an extensive lake; an extensive sphere of operations; extensive benevolence; extensive greatness.

Synonyms:

inclusive, wide-reaching, blanket, substantial, all-embracing, deep, far-flung, widely, widespread, broad-spectrum, considerable, tidy, healthy, all-around, 101, panoptic, encompassing, abundant, all-encompassing, far-ranging, global, overall, general, drawn-out, broad-brush, prolonged, coarse, across-the-board, unrestricted, blow-by-blow, extended, king-size, wide-ranging, specific, descriptive, all-round, sweeping, commodious, large-scale, elaborate, detailed, protracted, lengthened, all-inclusive, lengthy, edited, boundless, rangy, thorough, far-reaching, good

gargantuan, sizable, ample, lofty, magnificent, colossal, soaring, majestic, giant, enormous, big, voluminous, immense, huge, copious, awesome, gigantic, generous, expansive, baggy, large, bulky, capacious, impressive, towering, grandiose, cavernous, mammoth, comprehensive, tremendous, prodigious, roomy, vast, massive, humongous, elephantine, grand, princely, spacious, great

corpulent, long, amplitudinous, wide, high, chunky, broad, portly, dimensional, measurable

lengthwise, endwise, linear, reaching, stretched, elongated

Usage examples:

• As a boy of twelve Hauser made an extensive and successful concert tour. - "Famous Violinists of To-day and Yesterday", Henry C. Lahee.
• From this hill we had an extensive view of all the country to the west and north of the Menai Hills. - "Journals Of Two Expeditions Of Discovery In North-West And Western Australia, Vol. 2 (of 2)", George Grey.
• Good- bye till we meet in Boston, and cultivate your goodnature according to my extensive needs. - "Notes of a Son and Brother", Henry James.