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Discover Ludwig"stretched wide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is wide and has been opened up, expanded, or pulled apart. For example, you might say, "The ocean stretched wide beneath the plane's wings."
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PHOENIX — His arms were stretched wide, like wings.
No mammal walks around with its mouth stretched wide open.
When that speed returned, so did the smile stretched wide across Pacquiao's face.
Her smile, freed from the braces of a year before, stretched wide.
Wellington's work off the ball kept Adelaide's defence stretched wide, and they continued to create chances.
"Hold her," he says, and she is split and stretched wide open to the world and the fire.
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It started as a feeling of extreme wakefulness, while my eyes felt stretched wider than I'd ever felt them.
An uprising of resentment by the left-behind has torn us in two, a country wrecked by a yawning class divide stretched wider by recession and austerity.
After the destriping filters are applied, the results appear cleaner (as shown in Figure 6b,c), but the spatial pattern of negative-positive changes is distorted (stretched wider in the east-west direction) and the amplitude is reduced.
In this study, we find that, for neutralizing the disadvantage caused by the redundancy, the frame windows width W g could be stretched wider to bring down S and increase r, enhancing the measurement matrix RIP.
As the string is being stretched wider and wider, the threat of a rip and subsequent spillover is real, and this time, the pearls may not be contained.
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