Expansive is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPANSIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• widely extended
• covering a wide area in terms of space or scope; extensive
• (of a person or their manner) relaxed and genially frank and communicative
• tending towards economic or political expansion
• wide or extensive
• Having a capacity or tendency to expand or dilate; diffusive; of much expanse; wide-extending; as, the expansive force of heat; the expansive quality of air.
• able or tending to expand or characterized by expansion
• of behavior that is impressive and ambitious in scale or scope
• marked by exaggerated feelings of euphoria and delusions of grandeur
• friendly and open and willing to talk
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having a capacity or a tendency to expand

Words related to EXPANSIVE

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Words that contain EXPANSIVE

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How to use EXPANSIVE in a sentence

• Her ideas may not be solid, but they are expansive.
• At dessert, when the servant was no longer present, Morange, excited by his good meal, became expansive.
• It had been an easy matter to slip off that expansive silk gown.
• The earlier in the stroke this is accomplished the more benefit you get of the expansive force of the steam.
• Your engine will make the same time with half the fuel and water, simply because you utilize the expansive force of the steam instead of using the live steam from boiler.
• So long as we remained in France his humour was like this, delicate and expansive, but an accidental allusion led us across the Channel when he changed.
• The velocity of his acts is an indivisible nature in them like the expansive tension in a spring compressed.
• The ceiling consists of one expansive flattened vault, the central portion of which offers a large plane surface, well adapted to fresco decoration.
• Her expansive face had no lines in it, and her mouth was a perfection of curves, the teeth white and even.
• Beddem came towards front-gate with a smile so expansive that gate after first trembling violently on its hinges swung open of its own accord.
• From the Mississippi to the Pacific its expansive possibilities are momentarily being tested.
• It will be seen that only the expansive force of the gas, together with its buoyancy, acts upon the jets, instead of a direct current.
• He was gentle with her always, though not expansive.
• During those bloody wars the Inquisition developed itself as a force of formidable expansive energy.
• Willoughby was expansive, a blooming one, born to look down upon a tributary world, and to exult in being looked to.
• Smith has an expression of expansive, sweet, almost childlike goodness.
• It was a perfect morning, and the perfume of clover from the expansive meadows scented the air.
• Republicanism had an ascetic side in Franklin or Robespierre as well as an expansive side in Danton or Wilkes.
• Bradlaugh in an expansive way, Huxley in a reticent way, were decidedly men.
• And on Sundays one bought a paper which had for its special star comic turn the reminiscences of the expansive wife of one of our more patient politicians.
• Both Boers and British used that particular kind of expansive bullet notwithstanding all the denials that were made in newspapers and orations.
• His sensibility to all generous sentiments, all thoughts of poetic height and richness, was extraordinarily tender and expansive.
• This expansive movement appears in schools of all grades.
• Dialogue is the most expansive and tiring, and should frequently be relieved by the condensed narrative, which is simple and easy reading.
• Alston was expansive, was in a gloriously hopeful condition.
• The form, too, is far freer and more expansive, with an unconventional mingling of verse and prose.
• The expansive tendencies of freedom would thus be checked by the tendencies no less expansive of bondage.
• There is a critical temperature in the life of a man, when no amount of pressure can ever make the more expansive emotions assume the calmer form of friendship.
• Upon this expansive plantation about 200 slaves lived and labored.
• It might represent the productive interests of a community if those interests sprang from the expansive experience of a people in their creative adventures.
• Very conspicuous was the expansive white waistcoat of old Dr.
• No man of genius put forth more expansive promises of universal power than LEIBNITZ.

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