Pronunciation: /ˈɛkstrəˌstrʌkʧər/
noun a structure or part added to an existing structure
A1 The extrastructure of the treehouse was made from sturdy branches and ropes.
A2 The extrastructure of the tent provided extra protection from the rain.
B1 The extrastructure of the stadium was designed to accommodate large crowds.
B2 The extrastructure of the dam was reinforced to prevent flooding.
C1 The extrastructure of the research facility includes state-of-the-art laboratories.
C2 The extrastructure of the nuclear power plant is designed to withstand earthquakes and other natural disasters.
adjective pertaining to or constituting an extrastructure
A1 The extrastructure of the building was added for additional support.
A2 The extrastructure of the bridge made it more stable during the storm.
B1 The extrastructure of the car allowed for more storage space.
B2 The extrastructure of the software improved its performance significantly.
C1 The extrastructure of the company's network infrastructure was designed for scalability.
C2 The extrastructure of the aircraft's wings provided enhanced aerodynamics.
formal The company invested in building extrastructure to support its growing operations.
informal We added some extrastructure to the backyard for more seating space.
slang I'm thinking of putting up some extrastructure in my room to store all my stuff.
figurative She built an extrastructure of support around herself to deal with the challenges ahead.
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