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Meanings of more expansive in English

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Usage of more expansive in English
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It's just different and a more expansive way of telling a story.
Ebony
2
It's a lot more expansive and expensive; he's a general named Swayne.
The bourne ultimatum
3
They need to play more expansive rugby if they're going to improve.
The Guardian
4
But Wah Lee's smile was more expansive than his vocabulary was extensive.
Bert Wilson in the Rockies
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However Indiana's law is more expansive than state and federal laws.
Ebony
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And in some way, yes, I try to be more expansive.
The new yorker
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It was harder to seek a more expansive game, Bosch said.
Reuters
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He is more expansive on the American cultural scene of the early 50s.
The Guardian
9
Along with the more expansive idea of depicting the times, O.J.
Ebony
10
An even more expansive lawsuit was also suspended under the agreement.
Reuters
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This experience feels more expansive than the World of Wakanda experience.
Ebony
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His first solution was always to be more attacking, more expansive.
The Guardian
13
In modern TV, stories are more expansive and multi-threaded than ever.
The Irish Times
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He ought to have shown himself more expansive and less restrained.
Down There
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And with every telling Uncle's tales grew larger and more expansive.
The heretic's daughter: a novel
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Despite a more expansive programme of competition, Fepuleai said the logistics are worked out.
Radio NZ
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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