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extensity

[ik-sten-si-tee] / ɪkˈstɛn sɪ ti /
NOUN
dimensions
Synonyms
STRONG
ambit amplitude bigness bulk capacity compass depth dimensionality extension extent greatness height importance largeness length magnitude measure measurement proportion reach scale scope size volume width
Antonyms
STRONG
insignificance littleness smallness tininess unimportance
NOUN
dimensions/dimension
Synonyms
WEAK
admeasurement ambit amplitude bigness bulk capacity compass depth dimensionality extension extent greatness height importance largeness length magnitude measure measurement reach scale scope size volume width
NOUN
purview
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bounds confines domain
STRONG
ambit amplitude area circle compass diapason dimension dimensions earshot expanse extension extent field gamut hearing ken latitude leeway length limits magnitude matter neighborhood orbit order panorama parameters play province radius reach realm run scope space span spectrum sphere spread stretch sweep swing territory tune vicinity width
WEAK
elbowroom run of
Antonyms
STRONG
extreme height insignificance limitation
NOUN
range
Synonyms
STRONGEST
area dimension field length matter scope space spectrum territory
STRONG
ambit amplitude bounds circle compass confines diapason dimensions domain earshot expanse extension gamut hearing ken latitude leeway limits magnitude neighborhood orbit order panorama parameters play province purview radius reach realm run span sphere spread stretch sweep swing tune vicinity width
WEAK
elbowroom run of
Antonyms
STRONG
extreme limitation
WEAK
part

Example Sentences

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By extensity is meant the space-differences of sensations.

From The Mind and Its Education by Betts, George Herbert

What is lacking in extensity of associative reproduction must be added in intensity.

From The Psychology of Beauty by Howes, Ethel Dench Puffer

This catholic spirit of friendliness is delightful and attractive in many ways, but it has its drawbacks; it is not possible perhaps to have both extensity and intensity of emotion. 

From The Vagabond in Literature by Rickett, Arthur

Hence is derived the coloured presentation of Vision to which the character of extensity attaches.

From Essays Towards a Theory of Knowledge by Philip, Alexander

He is well aware of the results of "the breach between quality and quantity," between true duration and pure extensity.

From Bergson and His Philosophy by Gunn, John Alexander