• exitement,
• extragant,
• ajecient,
• extenstive,
• actadent,
• extiont,
• exband,
• exitfed,
• ectend,
• exelant,
• extermety,
• exelente,
• extink,
• ectent,
• agustment,
• exobitant,
• exitant,
• exilant,
• exlent,
• existant,
• expident,
• extensie,
• axadent,
• exselent,
• exllent,
• extenede,
• exerlant,
• axedent,
• extance,
• axsent,
• accecnt,
• extendint,
• extinkt,
• exelent,
• eccellent,
• extendd,
• extenally,
• extince,
• exent,
• assigtent,
• extict,
• actsadent,
• externatlly,
• ecxellent,
• actcent,
• exsitent,
• exctend,
• excitind,
• exsentive,
• exting,
• exiteing,
• extedned,
• excitemnt,
• exstand,
• exetend,
• assestent,
• ecxitement,
• exteding,
• exted,
• oxident,
• estend,
• exitense,
• excilant,
• exisitant,
• nonexitent,
• ajustmwent,
• extert,
• exstict,
• extentent,
• extinict,
• extendor,
• expent,
• ajustment,
• actient,
• extemity,
• exellente,
• extinguidh,
• assitent,
• extende,
• extened,
• exellent,
• axedently,
• exament,
• extented,
• extendion,
• eggicient,
• axneity,
• equptment,
• exealent,
• extenton,
• extnd,
• extenion,
• exorbient,
• unsertenty,
• extentive,
• lextington,
• exsalent,
• exstened,
• excilent

Extent is a word that may be used to describe a variety of situations and scenarios. For example, it may describe the size or area of an object such as a plot of land or a geographical map. It may also describe the degree to which something has been achieved or the amount that something covers. For example, a person's knowledge or experience may be described in terms of extent. The extent to which a company is successful or successful at achieving a particular goal may also be spoken of in terms of extent. In addition, the severity of a problem or issue may also be described in terms of extent.