Extending is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTENDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXTEND, to stretch out to full length
• cause to cover a wider area; make larger
• cause to last longer
• straighten or spread out (the body or a limb or device) at full length
• spread from a central point to cover a wider area
• occupy a specified area
• be applicable to
• hold (something) out towards someone
• offer or make available
• cause (someone or something) to exert the utmost effort

Words related to EXTENDING

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How to use EXTENDING in a sentence

• On the arrival of the Spaniards in 1566, a kind of desultory war was waged by them upon the various islands, in the hope of conquering them and extending their religion.
• A court which was so inclined would find no difficulty in extending this provision of the law to the remotest strain of African blood.
• He had made the pope lord of a stretch of territory extending across Italy from the Adriatic Sea to the Mediterranean.
• Ormuz Khan withdrew his hand sharply from the cushion, glanced aside at the girl, and then, extending his hand again, pushed her away from him.
• The church occupied the South-West portion of this site, extending about 400 feet from the excavated west end to a point a little beyond the narrow lane called Hill Top.
• On one side of this road, in long line, extending one or two miles, was the army of Wallenstein.
• With this letter a correspondence, unique and delightful, extending over many years, ends.
• Thus once again the Assyrian Empire came into being as the predominant world Power, extending from the land of the Hittites into the heart of Babylonia.
• Ruim at that time must have consisted almost entirely of open down, sloping upward from the tidal Wantsum, and extending a little farther out to sea than at the present moment.
• This fact I thoroughly investigated in subsequent researches, extending over a year and a half, and covering the entire width and breadth of the Tarahumare country.
• The arrangement and distribution of the rooms within the clusters indicate an occupancy extending over a considerable period of time.
• Here there is a group of eight clusters extending half a mile up and down the river, and some of the clusters have walls still standing to a height of 8 and 10 feet.
• The first months of 1863 and 1864 were also distinguished by special religious interest, extending to many of the villages on the plain.
• His influence was exceedingly limited, and he carried on a constant but useless struggle in the hope of extending it.
• The corner of an old house still stands, some 6 or 8 feet high, extending about 15 feet on one face and about 10 feet on the other.
• Throughout the story holds the interest of the reader in the midst of intrigue and conspiracy, extending considerably over a half a century.
• The south shore is lined by a considerable reef extending for seven miles from the beach.
• The Federals swept on, extending from the right and left, cheering as they came, and following the flying batteries in the ardour of success.
• The first creek we crossed at the entrance, and the other near the middle of a thick scrub, extending nearly three miles, and through which we had to cut a road.
• A healthy spirit of rivalry sprang up, extending from a division of the horses down to a fair assignment of the blankets.
• The outer was a purely imaginary line, extending in an immense half-circle, from headquarters to the new line-camp above.
• The ceremony was performed in a spacious room, extending throughout the length of the grand edifice.
• It was discovered but a few years ago growing wild in the forests extending from the banks of the Sona to Nugpore.

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