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extensively
This adverb describes a high degree of coverage, depth, or scale. It is frequently used in academic, professional, and journalistic registers to indicate that a subject has been explored thoroughly or that a physical area is widely affected. It suggests a comprehensive approach rather than a superficial one.
When comparing it to "widely," "extensively" often implies a greater level of detail or intensity. For example, while a product may be "widely available" (distributed in many places), a topic is "extensively researched" (studied in great depth). It carries a connotation of rigor and exhaustive effort.
Meanings
Examples
The flood waters spread extensively across the valley floor.
We have traveled extensively throughout Southeast Asia.
We have traveled extensively throughout Southeast Asia.
The company has invested extensively in new technology.
The company has invested extensively in new technology.
I need to read extensively on this topic before the exam.
The ancient city was extensively damaged during the war.
He has written extensively about the effects of climate change.
The software was extensively tested to ensure there were no bugs.
I wonder if they have searched the area extensively enough.
Collocations & Compounds
used extensively
Verb collocation: to be employed or utilized on a large scale or in many different ways
This particular method is used extensively in modern architecture.
documented extensively
Verb collocation: to be recorded in great detail with a large amount of evidence
cited extensively
Verb collocation: to be referred to frequently as an authority or source in academic work
discussed extensively
Verb collocation: to be debated or talked about in great detail