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   What is elongate verb?

   • Definition of elongate verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary elongate (something) to become longer; to make something longer synonym lengthen Hold that stretch as you breathe out, elongating the spine from the base. The acid causes the cells to elongate by increasing the uptake of water.

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   What does elongate a leg mean?

   • Some people wear heels designed to elongate the leg. 3 meanings: 1. to make or become longer; stretch 2. long and narrow; slender 3. lengthened or tapered.... Click for more definitions.

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   How do you elongate a sentence?

   • When you’ve absolutely got to hit a word count, it’s just so easy to elongate your work by adding in superfluous, unnecessary words so that an idea that should be a brief 10-word sentence ends up being an entire paragraph—like this one.

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   How do you elongate a roll?

   • Gently squeeze and press from the center toward the ends to elongate the roll slightly and even out thickness. They prove the power of intuitive user experiences that integrate media, merchandising and content to eliminate the steps that add friction to the customer journey and elongate the buying process.

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   elongate (something) to become longer; to make something longer synonym lengthen. Hold that stretch as you breathe out, elongating the spine from the base. The acid causes the cells to elongate by increasing the uptake of water.

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   The meaning of ELONGATE is to extend the length of. How to use elongate in a sentence. ... elongate. 1 of 2 verb. elon· gate i-ˈlȯŋ-ˌgāt . elongated; elongating ...

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   3 meanings: 1. to make or become longer; stretch 2. long and narrow; slender 3. lengthened or tapered.... Click for more definitions.

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   ELONGATE meaning: 1. to become or make something become longer, and often thinner: 2. having a shape that is much…. Learn more.

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   Elongate definition: to draw out to greater length; lengthen; extend.. See examples of ELONGATE used in a sentence.

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