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Meanings of very extensive in English
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Usage of very extensive in English
1
In France, as in Austria, these were on a very extensive scale.
2
The Department of the Environment embraces a very extensive and difficult portfolio.
3
It is rarely very extensive but does allow reduction of tumour size.
4
The view from the highest points of the camp is very extensive.
5
The bazars in which the tradesmen have their shops, are very extensive.
6
The valleys are wide, and the views from the hill-tops very extensive.
7
The view was very extensive but not promising-spinifexbeing in every direction.
8
The remains of the castle are very extensive, covering nearly three acres.
9
The damage was not very extensive, for the house was stoutly built.
10
Beyond Timboo, on the north side of the Nile, are very extensive.
11
The catacombs of Alexandria are very extensive, and well worth a visit.
12
The repertory was written by goodness knew whom, and was very extensive.
13
This was therefore an almost universal tool, capable of very extensive uses.
14
His information is, consequently, very extensive, and renders his conversation very interesting.
15
In its present state, however, it has come into very extensive use.
16
Could those symptoms be owing to very extensive adhesions of the lungs?
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Very extensive through the time
Very extensive across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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