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Meanings of elongated in English

Drawn out or made longer spatially.

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Usage of elongated in English
1
Annja marveled at the elongated jeeps left over from World War II.
Sacrifice
2
Multiple elongated cystoid structures within the inner nuclear layer were most common.
Pubmed
3
It is fourteen miles long, in shape like an elongated human ear.
A Backward Glance at Eighty: Recollections & Comment
4
Theory suggests such bodies will take on an elongated or lobate form.
Radio NZ
5
An elongated shadow shot forward on the ground in front of them.
The Hunt Ball Mystery
6
The crook he held in his hand opened with an elongated curve.
The Life of the Fields
7
The eggs vary in shape from rather broad to rather elongated ovals.
The Nests and Eggs of Indian Birds, Volume 1
8
The window elongated, trembled, and popped free, forming a monstrous, rainbow-streaked bubble.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
9
It will allegedly feature an elongated screen unlike anything we've seen before.
The South African
10
Image via Let's Go Digital Unfolded, you have an elongated phone screen.
The South African
11
A sieve was a watertight compartment in comparison with that elongated shed.
Flying for France: With the American Escadrille at Verdun
12
Forty-eight hours later, ureteric buds were elongated and initial branching was completed.
Pubmed
13
He found himself looking at an elongated chunk of pockmarked grey granite.
Bryant & may on the loose: a peculiar crimes unit mystery
14
Solenodons look like large, plump shrews with elongated snouts and multicolored fur.
Wired
15
Its nostril is elongated, and answers to the purpose of a hand.
Figures of Earth: A Comedy of Appearances
16
To one side of the bird was another shadow, an elongated oval.
The Naked God
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United States of America
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