elongate|elongated|elongates|elongating in English

verb

[e·lon·gate || 'iːlɒŋgeɪt]

lengthen, extend, make longe

Use "elongate|elongated|elongates|elongating" in a sentence

1. 'Mom,' she intoned, elongating the word.

2. Swinging the blowpipe elongates the glass; rapid spinning flattens it out.

3. Notes: Merostomous ecchondroma hutchinsonite elongating Selene laborable kamseen Bachelry phonophore

4. ● Dark colors slim and elongate

5. Elongated green

6. Cylindrical, flattened, elongated shape.

7. Antonyms for Abridging include lengthening, extending, enlarging, expanding, prolonging, protracting, amplifying, elongating, adding and augmenting

8. Abrasive material comprising elongate abrasive bodies

9. All Agnatha are elongate, and this resulted in a P = 0.21 that the ancestor of Craniates was elongate

10. …smaller elongate forms are called Bacillites

11. ● Don’t overstride or elongate your steps.

12. Transdermal therapeutic system containing elongate hollow bodies

13. Antonyms for Abbreviates include lengthens, elongates, expands, extends, prolongs, protracts, amplifies, increases, enlarges and strengthens

14. 6 These sandstone bodies form elongate lenses.

15. 7 The beetle is, in fact, less elongate.

16. Modigliani's women have strangely elongated faces.

17. The soft feel and natural shape of the nipple gently flexes and elongates like mom's breast.

18. Spawning females develop elongate urogenital papillae (Winn 1958a).

19. 5 RTV, flexible, elongate and excellent oil resistance, blue.

20. 1 The cells elongate as they take in water.

21. The elongated seats were much preferred.

22. The structure disappears again when spermatids start to elongate.

23. 8 Cytyledons and future stalk called the hypocotyl elongate.

24. It will deform into an elongated blob.

25. Corn is treated when the stalk starts to elongate.