Pronunciation: /dɪˈstɛndɪd/
verb past tense of distend, which means to swell or expand from internal pressure
A1 The balloon distended as more air was blown into it.
A2 Her stomach distended after eating a large meal.
B1 The patient's abdomen appeared distended, indicating possible gastrointestinal issues.
B2 The balloon distended to its maximum capacity before popping.
C1 The distended veins in his legs were a sign of poor circulation.
C2 The distended belly of the pregnant woman was a clear indication that she was close to giving birth.
adjective enlarged or swollen due to pressure from inside
A1 The balloon was distended with air.
A2 The distended stomach caused him discomfort after eating too much.
B1 The distended veins in her legs were a sign of poor circulation.
B2 The distended belly of the pregnant woman was a clear indication of her impending due date.
C1 The distended abdomen of the patient was a concerning symptom that required further investigation.
C2 The distended blood vessels in his eyes were a result of high blood pressure.
formal The distended abdomen of the patient indicated a possible intestinal blockage.
informal After eating too much, my stomach felt distended and uncomfortable.
slang I shouldn't have had that extra slice of pizza, now I feel all distended.
figurative The distended budget of the project caused delays in its completion.
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