extended (Meaning)

Wordnet

extended (s)

relatively long in duration; tediously protracted

drawn out or made longer spatially

beyond the literal or primary sense

large in spatial extent or range or scope or quantity

Wordnet

extended (a)

fully extended or stretched forth

Webster

extended (imp. & p. p.)

of Extend

extended Sentence Examples

  1. My family and I extended our summer vacation by a week to enjoy the beautiful weather.
  2. The due date for the project was extended by two weeks to accommodate unforeseen circumstances.
  3. The company extended its hours of operation to meet the needs of its customers.
  4. The doctor extended the patient's stay in the hospital for further observation.
  5. The museum has extended its exhibit on ancient Egypt due to popular demand.
  6. The warranty on the product was extended to cover any defects for a period of five years.
  7. The government extended the deadline for tax filing to provide taxpayers with more time to prepare their returns.
  8. The athlete extended his contract with the team for another three years.
  9. The extended version of the movie includes scenes that were not shown in the theatrical release.
  10. The company extended its product line to include a new range of environmentally friendly options.

FAQs About the word extended

relatively long in duration; tediously protracted, fully extended or stretched forth, drawn out or made longer spatially, beyond the literal or primary sense, l

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My family and I extended our summer vacation by a week to enjoy the beautiful weather.

The due date for the project was extended by two weeks to accommodate unforeseen circumstances.

The company extended its hours of operation to meet the needs of its customers.

The doctor extended the patient's stay in the hospital for further observation.