Expansive

When you travel abroad, you start to feel very expansive, and it's easy to overspend in a mood like that.

I'd never seen such expansive scenery.

Americans have long been drawn to big, open spaces, so perhaps it’s no surprise that houses built in the United States are among the most expansive on the planet.

At sunset, she can see an expansive sky that is brilliant pink and orange.

The window offered a beautiful view of the expansive garden behind the house.

Known as America’s “Last Frontier,” Alaska conjures up thoughts of polar bears, subzero temperatures and expansive areas of little-explored terrain around the Arctic Circle.

Nadia pored over the book, enthralled by its author's expansive vocabulary and nuanced writing.

expansive research work

She laughed, she winked, and nodded knowingly at Pen; she tapped him on the arm with her fan; she tapped Blanche; she tapped the Major;—her contentment was boundless, and her method of showing her joy equally expansive.

The Elastick or expansive faculty of the Air, whereby it dilates itself, when compressed (indeed this lower Region of it by reason of the weight of the superincumbent is al∣ways in a compressed State) hath been made use of in the common Weather-glasses, in Wind guns, and in several ingenious Water∣works, and doubtless hath a great Interest in many natural Effects and Operations.