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1. (n.) expanse
an uninterrupted space or area:
an expanse of water.
2. expanse
the arch of the sky; firmament.
Etymology: (1660–70; < L expānsum, n. use of neut. of expānsus, ptp. of expandere; see expand)
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| Definition of 'expanse' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sweep, expanse
a wide scope
"the sweep of the plains"
2. (noun) area, expanse, surface area
the extent of a 2-dimensional surface enclosed within a boundary
"the area of a rectangle"; "it was about 500 square feet in area"
3. (noun) expanse
a wide and open space or area as of surface or land or sky
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| Definition of 'expanse' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) expanse
that which is expanded or spread out; a wide extent of space or body; especially, the arch of the sky
2. (verb) expanse
to expand
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Sense: a wide area or extent
an expanse of water.
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 Afrikaans: uitgestrektheid |
 Arabic: إمْتِداد، إتّساع |
 Bulgarian: шир |
 Brazilian: extensão |
 Czech: rozloha |
 German: weite Fläche |
 Danish: vidde; flade |
 Greek: έκταση |
 Spanish: extensión |
 Estonian: avarus |
 Farsi: گستره |
 Finnish: lakeus |
 French: étendue |
 Hebrew: מֵרחָב |
 Hindi: फैलाव |
 Croatian: prostranstvo, protezanje |
 Hungarian: kiterjedés |
 Indonesian: tempat luas |
 Icelandic: víðátta |
 Italian: distesa |
 Japanese: 広がり |
 Korean: 넓게 퍼짐 |
 Lithuanian: platybės |
 Latvian: plašums |
 Malay: luas terbentang |
 Dutch: uitgestrektheid |
 Norwegian: (vid) flate, vidde |
 Polish: obszar |
 Persian: گستره |
 Pashto: پراخوالى، وسعت |
 Portuguese: extensão |
 Romanian: întindere |
 Russian: простор |
 Slovak: rozloha |
 Slovenian: prostranstvo |
 Serbian: prostranstvo |
 Swedish: vidd, vid yta |
 Thai: พื้นที่กว้างขวาง |
 Turkish: geniş alan |
 Taiwanese: 廣闊，浩瀚 |
 Ukrainian: простір; широчінь |
 Urdu: وسعت |
 Vietnamese: dải rộng |
 Chinese: 广阔（的区域） |
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