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  1. 1. : firmament. 2. : great extent of something spread out. an expanse of calm ocean. Synonyms. breadth. distance. expansion. extent. field. length. plain. reach. sheet. spread. stretch. waste. See all Synonyms & Antonyms in Thesaurus. Examples of expanse in a Sentence.

  2. a large, open area of land, water, or sky: expanse ofThe Great Plains are a broad expanse of grassland. vast expanse vast expanses of sand and pine. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Space - general words. bay. blank. chamber. dead space. elbow room. expanse of something. floor. footprint. multi-chambered. non-spatial. room. space.

  3. Expanse definition: an uninterrupted space or area; a wide extent of anything. See examples of EXPANSE used in a sentence.

  4. a very wide space or area: the vast expanse of Russia. (Definition of expanse from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of expanse.

  5. An expanse is a huge area you can look at all at once. If you climb to the top of a mountain, suggest that your fellow climbers take time to admire the expanse of trees below.

  6. An expanse of something, usually sea, sky, or land, is a very large amount of it.

  7. expanse (of something) a wide and open area of something, especially land or water. a wide/vast expanse of blue sky; She stood looking out over the flat expanse of fields.

  8. 1. an uninterrupted surface of something that spreads or extends, esp over a wide area; stretch: an expanse of water. 2. expansion or extension. [C17: from New Latin expansum the heavens, from Latin expansus spread out, from expandere to expand]

  9. Definition of expanse noun in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

  10. an uninterrupted space or area; a wide extent of anything: an expanse of water. something that is spread out, especially over a relatively large area: that great expanse, the sky. expansion ; extension: the wide expanse of scientific knowledge.