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'extent' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

altogether - as ... as - complete - completely - entirely - far - good - little - long - lot - much - partly - practically - quiet - quite - rather - so - such - very - well

Forum discussions with the word(s) "extent" in the title:

`to the extent that' - English Only forum
'So that/ so much that' instead of 'to Such an extent' - English Only forum
[T]o the extent that people’s responses - English Only forum
a car tire that has lost air to some extent - English Only forum
a response in which you discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the claim - English Only forum
and ditto to some extent for - English Only forum
and not, to an immensely greater extent, by the events - English Only forum
and to some extent in the chattering classes more generally. - English Only forum
And to the extent that [...] - English Only forum
and to what extent - English Only forum
and, to a lesser extent, his. - English Only forum
applies to students to a great extent - English Only forum
as far as/to the extent that - English Only forum
at/in the greatest extent - English Only forum
being limited to the full extent of the shareholder's share - English Only forum
being to some extent self-accelerating - English Only forum
big extent - English Only forum
Busy to what extent - English Only forum
But 'to what extent does' money bring happiness? - English Only forum
But at least that’s the extent of what Kenward knows. - English Only forum
but to some extent - as well - English Only forum
but...not to that extent/on such a scale - English Only forum
by extent - English Only forum
caps <on the extent to which> a pay rise - English Only forum
Comparing the extent of temperature changes between two places - English Only forum
confirm the extent of the damage - English Only forum
Could "to the extent that" mean "although"? - English Only forum
degree and extent - English Only forum
depends, <with> a large extent - English Only forum
developed to/on such a scale vs. developed to such an extent - English Only forum
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