extent — the area covered by something; the degree to which something is true or exists
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the area covered by something; the degree to which something is true or exists
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪkˈstent/
Korean meaning: 어떤 것이 덮는 면적; 어떤 것이 참이거나 존재하는 정도
Korean pronunciation: 익-스텐트 (강세: 스텐트)
Example Sentences
- The extent of his laziness amazed even his cat, who started doing his homework.
- To what extent can we trust a GPS that says 'turn left' in the middle of the ocean?
- The government is investigating the extent of corruption in the construction industry.
extent
NOUN//ɪkˈstent//
the area covered by something; the degree to which something is true or exists
Range and degree of damage
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From the tent where clues were sent, the extent grows beyond what we meant!
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Origin
From Latin 'extentus', the past participle of 'extendere', meaning 'to stretch out'. The word combines the prefix 'ex-' (out) with 'tendere' (to stretch).
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“The extent of his laziness amazed even his cat, who started doing his homework.”
“To what extent can we trust a GPS that says 'turn left' in the middle of the ocean?”
“The government is investigating the extent of corruption in the construction industry.”
“Climate change affects the extent of polar ice caps every year.”
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