Stretchedly: meaning, definitions and examples

Similar to 'stretchedly,' this word is redundant and typically would not be different in context. Please note this may be a repetition.

• The fabric was stretchedly hung over the frame.
• She answered his questions in a stretchedly manner, taking her time.

Best used to describe something that has been lengthened, typically in a physical sense but can also be metaphorically. Often used for objects or shapes.

• The caterpillar's body was elongated as it crawled along the branch.
• His elongated speech lost the audience's interest.

Commonly used when something is made longer in time or space. It can also imply an offer or an invitation that is given for a longer duration.

• The meeting was extended by an extra hour.
• They extended an invitation to the new neighbors.

This phrase indicates physically removing something with an effort or force. It can also describe a metaphorical extraction, like removing oneself from a situation.

• He pulled out a splinter from his finger.
• She pulled out of the agreement at the last minute.