What is another word for spread over?
Pronunciation:
[ spɹˈɛd ˈə͡ʊvə], [ spɹˈɛd ˈəʊvə], [ s_p_ɹ_ˈɛ_d ˈəʊ_v_ə]
Synonyms for Spread over:
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n.
• spread over -
v.
• contact • top Other relevant words:
- top .
- Bespread ,
- Embrue ,
- Obduce ,
- apply ,
- apply to ,
- bathe ,
- blanket ,
- block ,
- brim over ,
- bury ,
- canopy ,
- cloak ,
- clothe ,
- cloud ,
- coat ,
- conceal ,
- cope ,
- cover up ,
- cowl ,
- curtain ,
- eclipse ,
- envelop ,
- exceed ,
- extend ,
- film ,
- flood ,
- flush ,
- go beyond ,
- grow over ,
- hood ,
- imbrue ,
- imbue ,
- infuse ,
- lay on ,
- lay over ,
- layer ,
- lie on ,
- mantle ,
- mask ,
- muffle ,
- obscure ,
- occult ,
- overflow ,
- overgrow ,
- overlay ,
- overlie ,
- overreach ,
- overshoot ,
- overspread ,
- penetrate ,
- permeate ,
- pervade ,
- pour over ,
- put on ,
- reach ,
- run ,
- run riot ,
- saturate ,
- screen ,
- scum ,
- shield ,
- spill ,
- suffuse ,
- superimpose ,
- superpose ,
- surpass ,
- swarm over ,
- transcend ,
- transfuse ,
- veil .
How to use "Spread over" in context?
There are a few different ways to say "spread over." The most logical one is to say that something "spreads over." This means that the thing covers a large area and is not limited to one spot. For example, if someone spilled coffee all over the floor, it would spread over the floor. Similarly, if a fire spreads quickly and covers a lot of ground, that's also an example of something spreading over.
The other way to say "spread over" is to use the verb "to cover." This means that the thing is so thick that it covers everything beneath it.
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