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extent

[ik-stent] / ɪkˈstɛnt /


Example Sentences

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His films, to an extent, reflected that transatlantic residency in their freshness of perspective.

From Los Angeles Times

Just not to the extent that players shook hands once India wrapped up their shellacking.

From BBC

"People are terrified, people are traumatised, tired. Someone has gone to the extent saying he wants the country," she said.

From BBC

That may be true, to a boring and limited extent, but it isn’t even close to the whole story.

From Salon

The latest tranche of emails released by the Justice Department flesh out the extent to which Epstein was involved in Core’s operations and his dealings with its owner, Jennie Enterprise.

From The Wall Street Journal