Outstretch ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Outstretch ( verb )

1. To stretch something or oneself out to or beyond a certain point or level.
2. To extend something or oneself beyond a certain point or level.

Origin:

From out- +‎ stretch, formed in the 17th century.

Examples:

1. She outstretched her arm to grab the book on the top shelf.
2. He outstretched his legs to reach the pedals of the car.
3. They outstretched their hands to shake hands with the president.
4. She outstretched her hand to grab the pen that fell on the floor.
5. He outstretched his hand to grab the glass of water.

(As a verb)

Outstretch ( verb )

1. To stretch something or oneself out to or beyond a certain point or level.
2. To extend something or oneself beyond a certain point or level.

Origin:

From out- +‎ stretch, formed in the 17th century.

Examples:

1. She outstretched her arm to grab the book on the top shelf.
2. He outstretched his legs to reach the pedals of the car.
3. They outstretched their hands to shake hands with the president.
4. She outstretched her hand to grab the pen that fell on the floor.
5. He outstretched his hand to grab the glass of water.