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broad
adjective as in wide physically
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ample, capacious, extended, immense, latitudinous, outspread, outstretched, spacious, voluminous, widespread
adjective as in extensive
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comprehensive, expansive, extensive, far-reaching, sweeping, universal, wide, wide-ranging
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all-embracing, all-inclusive, copious, encyclopedic, extended, far-flung, inclusive, nonspecific, scopic, ubiquitous, undetailed, unlimited, widespread
adjective as in full, obvious
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adjective as in liberal-minded
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advanced, cultivated, experienced, open-minded, permissive, tolerant, unbiased
adjective as in indecent, vulgar
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coarse, dirty, indelicate, low-minded, off-color, racy, risqué, suggestive
Example Sentences
Polling shows Trump retains broad support among Republicans, and even some Democrats have decided to stay quiet or move toward the center rather than hold the line.
The Berkeley IGS poll found broad backing for a number of policy ideas, including those that would increase taxes to pay for fire protection and build higher-density housing in urban areas.
"On language and broader messaging: Let’s shut down the pablum about 'defending the middle class,' 'sticking up for working families,' and other such drivel."
Does this indicate a gap in information access, selective engagement or a tendency to overlook certain actions in favour of broader nationalist sentiment?
"I'm very broad and I hope my art reflects my vision on life... and how I view reality."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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