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extend
verb (extended , extending )
1 to make something longer or larger.
2 tr & intr to reach or stretch in space or time.
3 to hold out or stretch out (a hand, etc).
4 to offer (kindness or greetings, etc) to someone.
5 to increase something in scope.
6 (always extend to something) intr to include or go as far as it Their kindness did not extend to lending money .
7 to exert someone to their physical or mental limit extend oneself .
[14c: from Latin extendere , extensum to stretch out]
extendability , extendibility or extensibility noun .
extendable , extendible , extensible or extensile adjective .
verb (extended , extending )
1 to make something longer or larger.
2 tr & intr to reach or stretch in space or time.
3 to hold out or stretch out (a hand, etc).
4 to offer (kindness or greetings, etc) to someone.
5 to increase something in scope.
6 (always extend to something) intr to include or go as far as it Their kindness did not extend to lending money .
7 to exert someone to their physical or mental limit extend oneself .
[14c: from Latin extendere , extensum to stretch out]
extendability , extendibility or extensibility noun .
extendable , extendible , extensible or extensile adjective .
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