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elongated

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Elongated (adj) means Stretched out so as to be longer and thinner than usual. Example: “The sculpture features elongated limbs that give the figure an eerie grace.”

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Stretched out so as to be longer and thinner than usual.
"The sculpture features elongated limbs that give the figure an eerie grace."
"Giraffes have an elongated neck adapted for reaching high branches."

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In plain EnglishMade longer and thinner than the normal or expected shape.

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elongated shape elongated neck elongated shadow
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Word forms

Comparative
more elongated
Superlative
most elongated
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Frequently asked questions

What does “elongated” mean?
The word “elongated” means stretched out so as to be longer and thinner than usual. In plain terms, made longer and thinner than the normal or expected shape.
How do you use “elongated” in a sentence?
Here is “elongated” used in a sentence: “The sculpture features elongated limbs that give the figure an eerie grace.”
What part of speech is “elongated”?
“Elongated” is an adjective.
Is “elongated” a common word?
“Elongated” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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