How to spell DISTEN correctly?

If you meant to say "distend" but misspelled it as "disten", here are some correct suggestions. Distend refers to the swelling or enlargement of something, often due to internal pressure or fluid accumulation. Remember to double-check spellings to ensure precise communication. Other synonyms worth considering might include expand, inflate or swell.

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