extersion Antonyms
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Meaning of extersion
Webster
extersion (n.)
The act of wiping or rubbing out.
extersion Sentence Examples
- The budget for the project underwent several extensions due to unforeseen costs.
- The university offered an extension on the due date for students who needed more time to complete their assignments.
- My boss granted me an extension on my work hours so I could finish a project that required overtime.
- The warranty on my car has an extension option that will cover repairs for an additional year.
- The extension cord allowed me to connect the power tools to an outlet that was far away.
- The extension of the railway line will improve transportation links between the city and its suburbs.
- The extension of the building was completed on time and within budget, providing additional space for the office.
- The extension of the family's home was designed to accommodate their growing needs and provide more living space.
- The extension of the museum's exhibits provided visitors with a more comprehensive exploration of the topic.
- The extension of the student's visa allowed them to remain in the country for an additional period of time to complete their studies.
FAQs About the word extersion
The act of wiping or rubbing out.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The budget for the project underwent several extensions due to unforeseen costs.
The university offered an extension on the due date for students who needed more time to complete their assignments.
My boss granted me an extension on my work hours so I could finish a project that required overtime.
The warranty on my car has an extension option that will cover repairs for an additional year.
