expansive in Latin
expansive in Latin is lātus — expansive means covering a large area or wide range; extensive.
expansive in Latin
lātus
Comprehensive in scope or extent.
What does "expansive" mean?
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adjective Covering a large area or wide range; extensive.
"The estate has expansive gardens that stretch for miles."
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adjective Open, talkative, and generous in manner, especially when in a good mood.
"After a good meal, he became expansive and told stories for hours."
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expansive in a sentence
- The estate has expansive gardens that stretch for miles.
- After a good meal, he became expansive and told stories for hours.
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What is "expansive" in Latin?
"expansive" in Latin is lātus. expansive means: Covering a large area or wide range; extensive.
How do you use "expansive" in a sentence?
Example: "The estate has expansive gardens that stretch for miles." In Latin, "expansive" is lātus.
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