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spread (out) Meaning
spread (out)
to open, arrange, or place (something) over a large area, to move (parts of the body) outward or away from each other, to move apart from the other members of a group especially to search an area, to be open, arranged, or extended over a large area, to divide up (something) over a period of time or among members of a group
spread (out) Sentence Examples
- The blankets were spread out on the lawn for an impromptu picnic.
- The map was spread out on the table, indicating the route to the destination.
- The news spread out quickly, reaching every corner of the city.
- The infection had spread out to multiple organs, complicating the prognosis.
- She spread out her hair, letting the long, flowing locks cascade over her shoulders.
- The children spread out into the playground, eager to explore its every nook and cranny.
- The petals of the rose spread out like a delicate fan, revealing their vibrant hues.
- The carpet was spread out in the living room, providing a cozy sitting area.
- The branches of the oak tree spread out in a wide canopy, casting a dappled shade on the ground below.
- The paint spread out evenly on the canvas, creating a smooth and even surface.
FAQs About the word spread (out)
to open, arrange, or place (something) over a large area, to move (parts of the body) outward or away from each other, to move apart from the other members of a
flare (out),expand, stretch (out), unfold, open, extend, outspread,fan (out), unfurl,outstretch
contract, reduce,close, fold,compact,compress, condense
The blankets were spread out on the lawn for an impromptu picnic.
The map was spread out on the table, indicating the route to the destination.
The news spread out quickly, reaching every corner of the city.
The infection had spread out to multiple organs, complicating the prognosis.
