expansive
વિશાળ
definition
adjective
deep, expansive canyons
covering a wide area in terms of space or scope; extensive or wide-ranging.
she felt expansive and inclined to talk
(of a person or their manner) open, demonstrative, and communicative.
translation of 'expansive'
વિસ્તારક્ષમ,
વિસ્તારી,
પ્રસન્નચિત્ત,
હળતુંમળતું,
વિસ્તૃત થયેલું,
સારી પેઠે વધેલું
example
One expense is budgetary, the price of an 'expansive' foreign policy.
This is the most 'expansive' of the regional political models.
To provide sufficient privacy while still getting the 'expansive' outdoor living spaces he and his family wanted, he'd have to come up with some clever maneuvers.
This 'expansive' yard and storage area will be a focal point for the festival.
However, if negative surprises act as negative shocks, 'expansive' monetary policy is likely to lead to inflation.
Pendant lamps and a simplified pattern of coffers lend definition to the dining area, while in the more 'expansive' family room area, the ceiling rises to a peak.
At fourteen, Patrick had an 'expansive' personality, one built to collide with rectory decorum.
The buffet runs Sunday to Friday and is held in the large 'expansive' dining area that runs off the hotel's foyer area.
Along with five cinemas, the largest of which can seat 250 customers, there will also be a coffee shop and seating area in the 'expansive' lobby.
As an economic system, capitalism is 'expansive' : there is a never-ending search for new markets and more profit.
The reason it worked as a film - even if it didn't do any business - is that the characters were always 'expansive' .
But although torpedo boats might defend the capital, they were of no account in an 'expansive' foreign policy; it was battleships and bases which were needed.
This thankfully flat area of 'expansive' squares and elegant, grid-patterned streets is Lisbon's main shopping precinct.
Although it would probably work, while inebriated Chris tended to have a massively 'expansive' personality, and he exaggerated an awful lot.
But underlying that narrowly 'expansive' go-it-alone foreign policy are the Republican wars here at home.
So, when I pull into the parking lot and see the 'expansive' empty area in front, it almost appears as if the store is closed.
We start low and slow but ultimately we should always find a very ecstatic and 'expansive' manner in which to proclaim our peace.
In 1856 the financial climate was favorable to a more 'expansive' policy towards company formation.
A vibrant and 'expansive' economy produces jobs and innovations.
This day's lunch was prepared and offered within the 'expansive' area of the teaching kitchens, a change from the previous evening.
When you have a substantial home surrounded by a small yard, it can be difficult to create the illusion of having an 'expansive' garden and inviting spaces for outdoor living.
His ambitious Great Society symbolized the 'expansive' policies of liberalism.
The Black Rock Desert is a place of sublime 'expansive' space.
He was 'expansive' and funny and didn't ask questions.
He never went further than that to his family, though it's possible that he was more 'expansive' as an evening wore on at the Navy Club among old comrades.
Unlike the destruction caused by an earthquake, which may affect several buildings across an 'expansive' area, this disaster involved many buildings and a massive debris pile in a small, confined area.
This is a little village, a farm, a pub, a few old sandstone houses and an 'expansive' sea view wide enough to show the curve of the earth.
I'm a talker and an 'expansive' extrovert, yet in my poetry, particularly my lyrical poetry, I like to have things as distilled as possible.
Yet much of the current discussion uses the term in a more 'expansive' way to mean just about any comprehensive worldview.
The results of this review are sufficiently encouraging to warrant further and more 'expansive' studies in this area of considerable public health importance.
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