extensiveness
71common — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. ordinary, standard, usual, conventional; joint, shared; prevalent, general, universal, popular, customary, vulgar, ill bred, plebeian, coarse. See conformity, habit, generality, populace. II (Roget… …
72length — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Linear measure Nouns 1. length, lengthiness, longitude, span, extent, stretch, distance, dimension, footage, yardage, mileage. See measurement, space. 2. (line measure) line, bar, stripe, string, row,… …
73extensive — vast, far reaching; c.1600 of immaterial, c.1700 of material things; from L.L. extensivus, from extens , pp. stem of L. extendere (see EXTEND (Cf. extend)). Earlier in a medical sense, characterized by swelling (early 15c.). Related: Extensively; …
74comprehensiveness — com·pre hen·sive·ness || ‚kÉ‘mprɪ hensɪvnɪs / kÉ’m n. extensiveness, quality of being large in scope; thorough understanding of a subject or subjects …
75length — leŋθ n. distance from end to end; period of time; extensiveness; section, piece (of fabric, etc.) …
76lengths — leŋθ n. distance from end to end; period of time; extensiveness; section, piece (of fabric, etc.) …
77vastness — vast·ness || vÉ‘Ëstnɪs n. immensity, enormousness, extensiveness, boundlessness …
78extensive — adjective 1》 covering a large area. ↘large in amount or scale. 2》 (of agriculture) obtaining a relatively small crop from a large area with a minimum of capital and labour. Often contrasted with intensive. Derivatives extensively adverb… …
79capaciousness — n. Spaciousness, amplitude, largeness, roominess, vastness, openness, freedom, breadth, extent, extensiveness, expansiveness, comprehensiveness …
80extension — /Ik stenSFn/ noun 1 EXTRA ROOMS (C) another room or rooms which are added to a building: The extension to the National Museum houses the Picasso collection. 2 TELEPHONE (C) a) one of many telephone lines in a large building which all have… …
