extent <an extent; extents> SUBST
- extent
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- extent
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- extent
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- extent
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superficial extent
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a considerable extent VERB
- a considerable extent
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- a considerable extent
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increasing in extent or severity
increasing in gravity or extent
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www.irishcentral.com With old age he became increasingly eccentric and neglected his own personal hygiene to such an extent that he acquired the nickname the walking dung-hill.
en.wikipedia.org In the 1920s the favelas grew to such an extent that they were perceived as a problem for the whole society.
en.wikipedia.org It is, however, debatable whether diaryl carbenes such as the fluorene carbene are true carbenes because the electrons can delocalize to such an extent that they become in fact biradicals.
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