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Meanings of expatiate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "expand"
Examples for "expand"
1
The state government said this week it plans to expand the plant.
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YFood said it will use the funds to expand further in Europe.
3
As conditions improve, we hope to continue to expand our NZ operations.
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Backers hope to expand the program to 50 countries within five years.
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Several other major companies are looking to expand production in the region.
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But the elaborate arrangement actually delays the problem by just a year.
2
Natural biominerals are often elaborate in detail but light, durable and strong.
3
Kotb mentioned Morgan's elaborate New Jersey home, which features an extensive aquarium.
4
Other animals clearly communicate with one another, sometimes in fairly elaborate ways.
5
Claims family is under pressure from personal circumstances, but would not elaborate.
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We'll have to enlarge the opening to get a good look inside.
2
You still have a lot of possibilities to enlarge sanctions, he said.
3
Start with the Burg, I decided, and then enlarge the search area.
4
Your father will enlarge on what I say.' He bows to her.
5
Simply enlarge the circle of the household and you have the nation.
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Maybe I'll expound on those at some point in the near future.
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He also began to expound on expansive new goals for the jihad.
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This is an attempt to expound the symbolism of the Christian religion.
4
His main purpose was to expound and enforce the teaching of Confucius.
5
It behoveth thee to expound to us what constitutes the highest penances.
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He proceeded to dilate upon the importance of the uniformity of screws.
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You and I need not dilate as to the conduct of others.
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I ask for only ten minutes, in order to dilate the hydrogen.
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Pole had plaintively attempted to dilate on the virtues of Martha Chump.
5
Her eyes dilate, her hands clasp her neck in a convulsive clutch.
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But to the majority, who are bound to be strangers, let me exposit myself.
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And all the time Watson exposited the way Patsy Horan had done it.
3
Master of the Sentences, iv, 3) and Bede (Exposit.
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For according to Jerome [*Pelagius, Exposit.
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Hence Jerome says (Exposit.
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Officials said they would work over the weekend to flesh out the agreement.
2
He sent me hundreds of family pictures that helped flesh out the story.
3
It was seeking to flesh out any irregularities in the officials' accumulated wealth.
4
What word would you like a political leader to flesh out?
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The bureau's ballistics experts will join the probe to flesh out the investigation.
Usage of expatiate in English
1
Then they began to expatiate with fresh enthusiasm on her unparalleled loveliness.
2
Their gaiety is not greater than their delicacy-butI will not expatiate.
3
Whereupon, vastly encouraged, Clyde proceeded to expatiate upon his own surpassing qualifications.
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But why expatiate to a stranger on sorrow which must be secret?
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How could I expatiate upon the benefits that would arise from both!
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Nor need you expatiate to me upon the obduracy of the Aylett pride.
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This led him to expatiate upon the necessity of national honor.
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But this is not the place to expatiate upon the subject.
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Scott went on to expatiate on the popular songs of Scotland.
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I'll just briefly expatiate on how I ended up living alone.
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This circumstance of vicinity he would expatiate on to me with peculiar emphasis.
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Divines need not declaim, nor philosophers expatiate, on the disappointments of human life.
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On both accounts, therefore, it was improper to expatiate upon it.
14
I desire to hear thee expatiate on this subject, O grandsire.
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And no one asked you, sir, to expatiate on my face.
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There is no need for George Eliot to expatiate on Mrs. Poyser's humor.
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