| bent | degree, capacity, extent [to which a bow can be bent] |
| body | length and breadth, extent |
| bottom | total extent, basis, foundation |
| bound | (plural) extent, land, area [within boundaries] |
| degree | measure, extent, amount |
| extent | [of politeness] extending, showing, exercise of behaviour |
| extent | appropriation, seizure of property authorized by writ |
| extent | assault, attack, onslaught |
| head | height and breadth, greatest extent |
| hitherto | to this extent |
| howsoever, howsoe'er | in any case; to whatever extent |
| howsoever, howsoe'er | to whatever extent, in whatever degree |
| indifferently | to some extent, fairly well |
| limit | permitted extent, bounds [of allegiance] |
| measure | extent, size, amount, quantity, mass |
| measure | limit, moderation, extent not to be exceeded |
| much | very largely, to a great extent |
| overfar | too far, to too great an extent |
| propagation | enlargement, increasing in extent |
| proportion | measure, extent, degree, magnitude |
| respite | extent of time, time-scale |
| scope | range, reach, extent |
| slenderly | poorly, inadequately, to a slight extent |
| something | a little, to some extent |
| vasture | vastness, immensity, extent |
| volume, by the | to a great extent, a large number of times |