Definition for Outspread:

• To spread out; to expand; -- usually as a past part. / adj.

Synonyms for Outspread:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • spread,
  • outspread.
  •broad (adjective)
  • spacious,
  • expansive,
  • immense,
  • extensive,
  • vast,
  • capacious,
  • full,
  • generous,
  • large,
  • thick,
  • voluminous,
  • roomy,
  • ample,
  • deep.
  •extended (adjective)
  • enlarged,
  • large-scale,
  • expanded,
  • scopic,
  • far-reaching,
  • far-flung,
  • wide,
  • sweeping,
  • scopious,
  • thorough.
  •radial (adjective)
  • radiating,
  • Spoked,
  • spreading,
  • branched,
  • spiral.
  •wide (adjective)
  • catholic,
  • radical,
  • loose,
  • Distended,
  • tolerant,
  • encyclopedic,
  • baggy,
  • all-inclusive,
  • comprehensive,
  • progressive,
  • general,
  • commodious,
  • advanced,
  • dilated,
  • inclusive,
  • liberal,
  • universal.
  •widespread (adjective)
  • epidemic,
  • overall,
  • pervasive,
  • rife,
  • public,
  • wholesale,
  • on a large scale,
  • rampant,
  • across the board,
  • common,
  • popular,
  • current,
  • ruling,
  • prevalent,
  • regnant,
  • pandemic,
  • boundless,
  • all over the place,
  • prevailing,
  • wall-to-wall.

• n.

  •
  • slouch,
  • stoop,
  • squat,
  • headlong,
  • sprawl.
  •spread (noun)
  • beyond limits,
  • unconfined,
  • unrestricted,
  • unenclosed,
  • spread wide,
  • spread-out,
  • unlimited,
  • unrestrained,
  • Uncircumscribed,
  • spread far,
  • unheld,
  • beyond boundaries,
  • free,
  • unbounded.

• v.

  •expand (verb)
  • diffuse,
  • unroll,
  • mushroom,
  • unfold,
  • tack on,
  • stretch out,
  • unravel,
  • thicken,
  • hike,
  • elaborate,
  • swell,
  • stretch,
  • burgeon,
  • fan out,
  • grow,
  • pad,
  • lengthen,
  • fatten,
  • multiply,
  • explicate,
  • enlarge,
  • bolster,
  • slap on,
  • blow up,
  • pyramid,
  • broaden,
  • puff up,
  • prolong,
  • bloat,
  • unfurl,
  • protract,
  • piggyback,
  • dilate,
  • wax,
  • develop,
  • distend,
  • soup up,
  • spread out,
  • detail,
  • magnify,
  • embellish,
  • amplify,
  • fill out,
  • increase,
  • mount,
  • heighten,
  • open,
  • widen,
  • bulk up,
  • aggrandize,
  • beef up,
  • inflate,
  • open out,
  • upsurge.
  •unfold (verb)
  • fan,
  • unwrap,
  • disentangle,
  • uncoil,
  • Outstretch,
  • straighten,
  • reel out,
  • uncurl,
  • unwind,
  • uncrease,
  • extend,
  • unbend,
  • loosen,
  • untwist,
  • undo,
  • display,
  • release,
  • shake out,
  • flatten.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • outstretched,
  • fetal position,
  • head first.
  •expand
  • stretched out,
  • diffuses,
  • souped up,
  • diffusing,
  • unfurls,
  • stretches out,
  • outspreading,
  • spreads out,
  • expanding,
  • opened out,
  • thickening,
  • upsurging,
  • upsurged,
  • piggybacking,
  • opening out,
  • slapped on,
  • expand,
  • unfurled,
  • Widened,
  • puffing up,
  • spreading out,
  • piggybacks,
  • diffused,
  • fanning out.
  •unfold
  • uncreased,
  • untwists,
  • unbends,
  • uncurling,
  • uncurls,
  • unbent,
  • uncoiled,
  • uncoils,
  • untwisted,
  • unbended,
  • uncurled,
  • untwisting,
  • uncoiling.

Antonyms for Outspread:

• adj.

  • broad
    limited, small, empty, restricted, narrow, little, thin, quiet, miniature, small-minded, tiny, close-minded.
  • extended
    abbreviated, contracted, abridged, shortened, condensed, compressed, reduced, cut, Curtailed, lessened.
  • wide
    straight, cramped, on-course, trivial.
  • widespread
    local, concentrated.

• v.

  • expand
    contract, deflate, abbreviate, curtail, abridge, lessen, end, simplify, tangle, diminish, hide, shrink, withhold, lower, decrease, shrivel, hinder, reduce, shorten, stop, halt, restrict, compress, fall, close.
  • unfold
    hold, block, keep, maintain, conceal, check, twist, stagnate, cover, wrap, wind.
  • Other antonyms:
    condense, compact, unextended, fold.

Outspread Sentence Examples:

• She looked at her curved, outspread fingers, tense and strong as steel hooks.

• He was dead then, leaning on his outspread arms over the table; he had been shot in the forehead.