Definition of extensively in English:

extensively

adverb ɛkˈstɛnsɪvliɪkˈstɛnsɪvliɪkˈstɛnsəvli

1In a way that covers or affects a large area.
the house was extensively damaged by the fire
her husband travelled extensively in his job
Example sentencesExamples
- Three houses were extensively damaged by the fire.
- The construction technique was used extensively from little shanties to small village chapels.
- Keith travelled extensively in Scandinavia and Finland.
- The extensively used galvanized steel is durable, economical, and virtually maintenance free.
- She has performed extensively in various cities throughout British Columbia.
- The company has been advertising extensively in Florida.
- These cost estimates vary extensively, ranging from millions to billions of dollars annually.
- He married her in 1845 and they toured extensively together.
- It was a practice that was employed extensively in the early days of Disney.
- The main building was extensively refurbished in 1986.
1. 1.1 To a large or detailed degree.
  he has written extensively about the project
  the article was extensively researched
  Example sentencesExamples
  Valerian has been studied extensively, with consistently good results.
  It is perhaps the most extensively covered conflict ever.
  This section quotes extensively from eyewitness testimony.
  The second edition was extensively revised.
  The trial was a public sensation, and extensively reported in The Times.
  Her work is celebrated and has been extensively documented.
  The campaign has been extensively tested with its target audience.
  Hayles has extensively explored the theoretical assumptions of communication as information.
  Jean wrote and spoke extensively about supporting health care professionals involved in medical errors.
  He wrote his first book at the age of 24, and kept writing intensively and extensively during his whole life.

Definition of extensively in US English:

extensively

adverbikˈstensəvlēɪkˈstɛnsəvli

1In a way that covers or affects a large area.
the house was extensively damaged by the fire
her husband traveled extensively in his job
Example sentencesExamples
- The extensively used galvanized steel is durable, economical, and virtually maintenance free.
- He married her in 1845 and they toured extensively together.
- These cost estimates vary extensively, ranging from millions to billions of dollars annually.
- The main building was extensively refurbished in 1986.
- She has performed extensively in various cities throughout British Columbia.
- The construction technique was used extensively from little shanties to small village chapels.
- Keith travelled extensively in Scandinavia and Finland.
- The company has been advertising extensively in Florida.
- It was a practice that was employed extensively in the early days of Disney.
- Three houses were extensively damaged by the fire.
1. 1.1 To a large or detailed degree.
  he has written extensively about the project
  the article was extensively researched
  Example sentencesExamples
  Valerian has been studied extensively, with consistently good results.
  The second edition was extensively revised.
  The trial was a public sensation, and extensively reported in The Times.
  The campaign has been extensively tested with its target audience.
  He wrote his first book at the age of 24, and kept writing intensively and extensively during his whole life.
  It is perhaps the most extensively covered conflict ever.
  Her work is celebrated and has been extensively documented.
  This section quotes extensively from eyewitness testimony.
  Hayles has extensively explored the theoretical assumptions of communication as information.
  Jean wrote and spoke extensively about supporting health care professionals involved in medical errors.

单词	extensively
释义	Definition of extensively in English: extensively adverb ɛkˈstɛnsɪvliɪkˈstɛnsɪvliɪkˈstɛnsəvli 1In a way that covers or affects a large area. the house was extensively damaged by the fire her husband travelled extensively in his job Example sentencesExamples Three houses were extensively damaged by the fire. The construction technique was used extensively from little shanties to small village chapels. Keith travelled extensively in Scandinavia and Finland. The extensively used galvanized steel is durable, economical, and virtually maintenance free. She has performed extensively in various cities throughout British Columbia. The company has been advertising extensively in Florida. These cost estimates vary extensively, ranging from millions to billions of dollars annually. He married her in 1845 and they toured extensively together. It was a practice that was employed extensively in the early days of Disney. The main building was extensively refurbished in 1986. 1.1 To a large or detailed degree. he has written extensively about the project the article was extensively researched Example sentencesExamples Valerian has been studied extensively, with consistently good results. It is perhaps the most extensively covered conflict ever. This section quotes extensively from eyewitness testimony. The second edition was extensively revised. The trial was a public sensation, and extensively reported in The Times. Her work is celebrated and has been extensively documented. The campaign has been extensively tested with its target audience. Hayles has extensively explored the theoretical assumptions of communication as information. Jean wrote and spoke extensively about supporting health care professionals involved in medical errors. He wrote his first book at the age of 24, and kept writing intensively and extensively during his whole life. Definition of extensively in US English: extensively adverbikˈstensəvlēɪkˈstɛnsəvli 1In a way that covers or affects a large area. the house was extensively damaged by the fire her husband traveled extensively in his job Example sentencesExamples The extensively used galvanized steel is durable, economical, and virtually maintenance free. He married her in 1845 and they toured extensively together. These cost estimates vary extensively, ranging from millions to billions of dollars annually. The main building was extensively refurbished in 1986. She has performed extensively in various cities throughout British Columbia. The construction technique was used extensively from little shanties to small village chapels. Keith travelled extensively in Scandinavia and Finland. The company has been advertising extensively in Florida. It was a practice that was employed extensively in the early days of Disney. Three houses were extensively damaged by the fire. 1.1 To a large or detailed degree. he has written extensively about the project the article was extensively researched Example sentencesExamples Valerian has been studied extensively, with consistently good results. The second edition was extensively revised. The trial was a public sensation, and extensively reported in The Times. The campaign has been extensively tested with its target audience. He wrote his first book at the age of 24, and kept writing intensively and extensively during his whole life. It is perhaps the most extensively covered conflict ever. Her work is celebrated and has been extensively documented. This section quotes extensively from eyewitness testimony. Hayles has extensively explored the theoretical assumptions of communication as information. Jean wrote and spoke extensively about supporting health care professionals involved in medical errors.
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