Outspread

The verb 'outspread' describes the action of extending or unfolding something, often covering a larger area or increasing its scope. It implies a deliberate act of expansion, whether physical, figurative, or abstract. This can involve the opening of limbs, the distribution of objects, the dissemination of information, or the enlargement of influence. The term suggests a process of spreading outward from a central point, achieving a broader impact or presence. The degree of Outspread varies depending on the subject and context, but the core meaning remains the act of extending beyond the original confines. Its impact or effect is implied or stated, emphasizing the resultant expansion or dissemination rather than the method.

Outspread meaning with examples

• The eagle began to Outspread its majestic wings as it prepared for flight, a breathtaking sight that filled the canyon with the promise of freedom. The broad span allowed the creature to catch the wind to elevate into the sky, and all who watched were overcome with the sight of the magnificent animal. It was a moment of complete natural grace.
• As the chef presented the elaborate feast, he slowly began to Outspread the various dishes across the long table, creating a visually stunning array of colours and aromas. The sight of the food enticed any guest, their stomachs churning and prepared to experience the delights of the spread. It seemed impossible to get more delicious
• The organization took steps to Outspread its influence by opening branches in several new countries and launching marketing campaigns, and increased exposure of the product. Their success, however, would mean they needed to find new staff to handle the workload. More exposure would lead to even more change.
• The wildfire began to Outspread uncontrollably through the dry forest, consuming trees, undergrowth, and all in its path, as firefighters struggled to contain the growing inferno. Without effective methods of fire control the blaze would soon destroy and consume everything in it's path. It was a scene of utter chaos.