expansive in the PONS Dictionary

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In a jazz setting, the electric bass tends to have a much more expansive solo role than in most popular styles.
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The front deck affords an expansive ocean view.
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The band spent time experimenting with different drum and guitar sounds, as well as utilizing techniques such as layering, resulting in an expansive production sound.
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This is what happens when hip-hop's tightly wound world collides with psych's expansive inner-space.
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Her trademark is an expansive lineup of hats displayed throughout the series.
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They are used in expansive cements, in ultra-high early strength cements, and in low-energy cements.
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It became a prominent and influential monastic centre soon after its foundation, possessing expansive areas of land and a large number of villages.
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He called it a more fleshed out and expansive experience.
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It was a large, expansive base, it is undetermined if it contains underground facilities for aircraft sheltering.
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It is home to both residential areas and expansive industrial districts.
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