IPA: /aʊtˈsprɛd/
KK: /aʊtˈsprɛd/
Describing something that is spread out or extended over a large area.
The outspread wings of the eagle made it look majestic as it soared through the sky.
Something that is spread out or extended over a large area.
The outspread of the fields was a beautiful sight from the hilltop.
To stretch or spread something out over a larger area.
The artist outspread the canvas on the floor to begin painting.
Past: outspread
Past Participle: outspread
Outspread → It is formed from "out-" (meaning outward or away) and "spread" (from Old English "spredan", meaning to spread or extend). The word "outspread" means to spread outwards or extend away from a central point.
Think of something spreading 'outward' ('out-') from a center — that's what outspread means.