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Meaning of extensive
The primary meaning of the word "extensive" is relating to or covering a large area.
Etymology of extensive
The word "extensive" comes from the Latin words "extensivus" meaning stretching out and "extendere" meaning to stretch out, and has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that covers or affects a large area.
Synonyms
comprehensive
thorough
broad
wide-ranging
sweeping
expansive
detailed
elaborate
extensive
complete
full
total
thoroughgoing
exhaustive
all-inclusive
all-encompassing
universal
general
overall
widespread
vast
immense
enormous
huge
massive
colossal
monumental
considerable
substantial
significant
profuse
prolific
abundant
lavish
luxuriant
rich
dense
complex
intricate
complicated
comprehensive
sweeping
far-reaching
Definitions
- Relating to or covering a large area: the extensive grounds of the estate
- Having a great range or scope: an extensive collection of books
- Lasting for a long time: an extensive period of drought
Usage Examples
- The company has an extensive network of distributors across the country.
- The research project involved an extensive review of existing literature on the topic.
- The hotel has extensive facilities, including a gym, spa, and pool.
Antonyms
limited
restricted
narrow
small
confined
compact
localized
minor
insignificant
slight
scanty
minimal
negligible
confined
cramped
restricted
constricted
tight
narrow
petty
trivial
unimportant
inconsequential
confined
limited
restricted
small-scale
minor
modest
humble
unassuming
low-key
subdued
restrained
conservative