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extensive
adjective as in far-reaching, thorough
Strongest matches
broad, comprehensive, considerable, expanded, huge, large, large-scale, lengthy, major, pervasive, protracted, sweeping, vast, voluminous, wide-ranging
Weak matches
across the board, all-encompassing, all-inclusive, big, blanket, boundless, capacious, commodious, comprising, extended, far-flung, general, great, hefty, inclusive, indiscriminate, long, prevalent, roomy, scopic, scopious, sizable, spacious, unexclusive, universal, unrestricted, wall-to-wall, wholesale, wide, widespread
Example Sentences
The company behind it, Sports Interactive, already share their extensive data on more than 700,000 male players with real-life clubs who have used it as a scouting tool for more than a decade.
It has also installed extensive radar and other surveillance infrastructure that give it visibility of other countries’ movements across the waterway.
The first thing that any business wanting to replace humans with AI will have to do is ensure that they have extensive training data.
Almost every discussion of AI calls for extensive economic assistance for those who are displaced, and a growing chorus calls for a guaranteed income.
After extensive analysis, scientists have confirmed that the smaller predator was not a juvenile T. rex, but an adult Nanotyrannus lancensis.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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