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ex·tra
 extra
- pronunciation:
- ek
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- parts of speech:
- adjective, noun, adverb
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adjective |
| definition 1: |
more than is expected or usual.
We're going to need some extra men for the job.I put in some extra time on this assignment.- synonyms:
- additional, further, more, other
- similar words:
- excess, reserve, special, supplemental, surplus
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| definition 2: |
better than is expected or usual.
- synonyms:
- remarkable, special
- similar words:
- exceptional, extraordinary, notable, uncommon
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| related words: |
accidental, additional, auxiliary, odd, other, scrap, spare, waste |
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| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
an added and often more luxurious thing.
These apartments come with many extras including free parking and use of the swimming pool.We're on a tight budget and can't afford any extras right now.- synonyms:
- accessory, addition
- similar words:
- add-on, bonus, feature, gain, option, plus, premium
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| definition 2: |
an edition of a newspaper that is added to a regular publication schedule.
- synonyms:
- special
- similar words:
- supplement
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| definition 3: |
one who is specially hired for a large group scene in a film.
- antonyms:
- star
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| definition 4: |
an added cost.
- synonyms:
- markup, surcharge
- similar words:
- add-on, addition, gratuity, tax, tip
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| related words: |
amenity, exclusive, extension, incidental, more |
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| part of speech: |
adverb |
| definition: |
to a higher degree; unusually.
This fabric is made with an extra fine cotton.- synonyms:
- notably, remarkably, uncommonly, unusually
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