ample space
collocation in Englishmeaningsofampleandspace
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ample
adjective
uk/ˈæm.pəl/us/ˈæm.pəl/
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space
noun
uk/speɪs/us/speɪs/
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(Definition ofampleandspacefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofample space
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We can say that she assembles anamplespaceof "due consideration," built in par t of a recycled turn-beginning.
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On the other hand, it hadamplespacefor posh new neighbourhoods and showplace parks, in which lighting and night-time outings were signs of civilization.
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Participants were givenamplespaceto add additional comments they felt were relevant.
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The facts presented in the commentary, and the facsimile edition itself, leaveamplespacefor conclusions and present enough material for future research.
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Ideally,amplespacewould also be available along the boulevards to accommodate tens of thousands of spectators.
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The enterprise of defining civic virtues does provideamplespacefor scapegoating.
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Music-making usually occurs in a large hall withamplespacefor movement.
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Most of the 100% garage provision was within the house curtilage and comprised two bays thus givingamplespacefor bicycle and general storage as well as a car.
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Life in front and back houses, large body of water require a frontage different from those with its lack of uniformity, providesamplespacefor the facing a canal.
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The main essential is to secureamplespaceand to lay it out under the best expert advice obtainable.
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There wasamplespacein the middle, but the full boxes from above came down, and there was no other way to escape.
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The two large hospitals in my group are situated in lovely grounds, withamplespacewhich could be used for hostels.
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The form givesamplespacefor writing at least two prescriptions.
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This would provideamplespacefor parking and the right facilities, which already exist on static sites.
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It is proposed that provision should be made in the annex for off-street parking, withamplespace, and every effort made to minimise noise.
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There isamplespacefor dialogue and discussion, but no space for the new type of quango that the new clause urges upon us.
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Physically, it commands without questionamplespacefor the planning of a university on the most spacious lines.
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But my particular purpose in speaking this afternoon is to hope thatamplespacewill be given on that programme to music.
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It is essential for a modern port to haveamplespacefor assembly areas, for components and unitised loads, particularly in the export trade.
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One turns out to pass a car, having ascertained that there isamplespace, and another car is coming towards you.
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