Extent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the range over which something extends
• the area covered by something
• the size or scale of something
• the particular degree to which something is or is believed to be the case
• range over which something extends, area
• Space or degree to which a thing is extended; hence, superficies; compass; bulk; size; length; as, an extent of country or of line; extent of information or of charity.
• Degree; measure; proportion.
• A peculiar species of execution upon debts due to the crown, under which the lands and goods of the debtor may be seized to secure payment.
• A process of execution by which the lands and goods of a debtor are valued and delivered to the creditor.
• the point or degree to which something extends
• the distance or area or volume over which something extends
ADJECTIVE:
• Extended.

Words related to EXTENT

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Words that contain EXTENT

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How to use EXTENT in a sentence

• Hate in itself is a confession of weakness, to a certain extent an admission of defeat.
• How often have we ourselves been made happy by kind words, in a manner and to an extent which we are unable to explain! And happiness is a great power of holiness.
• The extent of this diffusion is as the square of the speed of transport.
• In ten minutes the permanent staff had largely re-sorted it and, to a great extent, re-formed the original companies.
• Every newly settled country has had to deal, to a greater or less extent, with lawless characters.
• Robert was still thinking of New York, a town that he knew to some extent, and yet he was traveling toward it with a feeling akin to that with which he had approached Quebec.
• He may represent some ancient college, or corporation with lands of vast extent.
• Once only in the entire course of their history do we hear of the Persian forces suffering to any considerable extent from a want of supplies.
• The ruins are of considerable extent, but scarcely so large as those at either Senkereh or Warka.
• It was 37 acres 1 rood in extent, and contained ninety-six lands, owned by seventeen people.
• We are living beings, and as such are swayed to a great extent by our emotions.
• To the extent so indicated, and to that extent only, we may still be justly styled an Anglo-Saxon people.
• Darwin was, however, far from giving undue prominence to this point of view, though this has been to some extent done by others.
• An approach was thus made to the Pauline theology, though indeed in a very peculiar way and to some extent only in appearance.
• In the tropical possessions of the empire, where white settlement does not take place to any considerable extent, the individual alone is affected.
• From the opposite shore of the same water a large sloping extent of bank was diversified with fields, woods, hedges, and cottages.
• And as we went onward to places we had never before visited, it was a continual feast to see the extent to which the work of God had spread in the whole country.
• One who has not been thrown in close contact with the girls of this age cannot realize the extent of the immorality among them.
• The student can much more readily accomplish this than detect the mental movements of the artist, though the two really go hand in hand to a large extent.
• The Aztec army has spread the dominion of Mexico over a wide extent of country.
• Some of them would have injured themselves severely, I am convinced, at command, but to what extent I of course cannot say.
• The nature and extent of this process are worth considering in detail, because it is at the very root of the problem and the consequences are far-reaching.
• Being alone with his mother to such an extent, for they lived by themselves in a little cottage near the Academy grounds, Joe had aged beyond his boy friends in many ways.
• To go through the world comfortably with a rather large family and a rather small income was the extent of his ambition.
• There is, therefore, little temptation to pursue it to a further extent.
• You cannot issue a Treasury extent against the failing colony.
• The extent of the loss suffered by the Natal Field Force in the death of Symons must always be a matter for speculation.

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