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British pronunciation
/əˈbrɔːd/

Definition & Meaning of "abroad"

abroad
01

in or traveling to a different country

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They plan to travel abroad next summer to explore Europe.
He went abroad for business and returned with new ideas.
02

over a large area or in various directions, often referring to dispersion or spread

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After the storm, debris was found scattered abroad across the landscape.
The seeds were planted abroad to ensure a wide coverage of the field.
2.1

in widespread circulation, often referring to rumors or feelings

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There is a rumor abroad that the company will close soon.
A sense of uncertainty is abroad in the community after the recent changes.
2.2

moving or existing freely, typically in a public or open area

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The children played abroad in the park all afternoon.
Mischievous animals were abroad at night, raiding the garden.
03

outside, away from home, or outside one's usual place of residence

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In ancient times, few people ventured abroad from their warm homes.
He does n't go walking abroad at night due to the safety concerns.
04

in error or deviation, often referring to incorrect ideas or actions

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The teacher's explanation went abroad, confusing the students instead of clarifying the topic.
His assumptions were abroad, leading him to make several mistakes in the report.
Abroad
01

foreign countries outside one's own country

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News from abroad spreads quickly today.
Trade with abroad helps the country grow.
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