broadened

verbextend, supplement

Synonyms for broadened

verb extend, supplement

Antonyms for broadened

Word Origin & History

1727, from broad (adj.) + -en (1). The word seems no older than this date (discovered by Johnson in one of James Thomson's "Seasons" poems); broadened also is first found in the same poet, and past participle adjective broadening is recorded from 1850.

Example Sentences for broadened

If our whole horizon of truth were not broadened, we could not possess this command.

Then suddenly that face cracked, broadened, spread to a grin.

The Captain's smile lost a little of its bitterness and broadened.

The smile on the face of Jabez broadened perceptibly, and he began to chuckle.

I had broadened my palms to the cinch and the axe—I had laid my breast to the rain.

Every side of life is developed and broadened by companionship.

It should in singing be broadened nearly to the sound of ah.

One of them narrowed and the other broadened her sister's life.

Then, all of a sudden, it broadened out, and there was a lot more silver in it.

But it broadened; there are Principals, here and there, who can appreciate a William.

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