Pronunciation: /aʊtstrɛtʃt/
verb A verb shows an action or a state of being. 'Outstretched' can also be used as a verb to describe the act of stretching something out.
A1 The child outstretched his arms to reach for the toy.
A2 She outstretched her hand to help the elderly woman cross the street.
B1 The athlete outstretched his body to make it across the finish line first.
B2 The dancer outstretched her leg in a perfect arabesque.
C1 The artist outstretched his creativity to new heights with his latest masterpiece.
C2 The yoga instructor outstretched her students to help them achieve deeper stretches.
adjective An adjective describes a noun or pronoun. 'Outstretched' describes something that is extended or stretched out.
A1 She reached out her outstretched hand to shake mine.
A2 The cat stretched its outstretched legs and yawned lazily.
B1 The outstretched branches of the tree provided shade on a hot day.
B2 The outstretched wings of the eagle spanned over six feet.
C1 The artist's outstretched canvas displayed intricate details and vibrant colors.
C2 The dancer's outstretched arms gracefully moved in sync with the music.
formal The performer stood on stage with her arms outstretched, ready to begin the show.
informal He greeted his friends with a big smile and outstretched arms.
slang She ran towards me with her arms outstretched for a hug.
figurative The outstretched hand of friendship was met with gratitude.
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