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broad
01
having a large distance between one side and another
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His shoulders were broad, giving him a powerful and imposing appearance.
02
covering or including a wide range of topics, subjects, or people
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The professor 's lecture covered a broad range of historical events.
03
extending a considerable distance from the outer edge toward the center
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The architect designed a house with broad hallways that extended deep into the living spaces.
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The broad horizon over the ocean was a breathtaking sight at sunset.
05
impacting or involving a wide and diverse group of people
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The candidate was a politician with broad appeal, drawing support from across the political spectrum.
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The professor gave a broad overview of the topic, leaving the detailed analysis for later lectures.
07
straightforward and easy to understand
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She gave a broad hint about her feelings, leaving no room for misinterpretation.
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His broad jokes were met with uncomfortable laughter at the formal dinner party.
09
characterized by a willingness to accept and consider different views or ideas
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Her broad approach to the discussion allowed for a variety of perspectives to be heard.
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(of an accent) particular to a region and very noticeable, often making the speech difficult to understand
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His broad Scottish accent was immediately noticeable as soon as he started speaking.
broad
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in a complete or full manner, often used to emphasize a state or condition
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She was broad awake after the loud noise startled her.
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