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  1. 05-Dec-2012, 09:56 #1
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    Default Spread outward

    I'm not sure about one word combination which is in bold. "A huge lizard rises before him. Spiky plates on its head spread outward as a warning for the enemy". Is it correct to say like that? May be I can use "spread" without "outward"?
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    Default Re: Spread outward

    I think "spread outward" is fine, "spread" by itself would not be as effective.

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