extensively
Pronunciation: [ɪkˈstɛnsɪvli]
Word
Context: “magnitude or degree”
(adverb) when something is done in a very widespread or thorough way. For example, if you study extensively, you learn a lot and cover a lot of material, just like exploring every part of a big park.
Example
She researched extensively for her science project, which helped her get a good grade.
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He didn't study extensively for the test and found it very difficult.
Example
Did you read extensively about the topic before writing your essay?
Context: “usage or application”
(adverb) when something is used in many different areas or ways. This means you are using something in a lot of different situations, like a tool that helps you solve many problems.
Example
The software is used extensively by doctors to keep patient records.
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The new app is not used extensively, so not many people know about it.
Example
Is this technology used extensively in other countries?
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