far-spread
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From famed Philosopher Oswald Spengler, for instance, geopolitics took the ominous conception of space as "a spiritual something" suggested by "horizons, outlooks, distances, clouds, and . . . the far-spread fatherland embracing a great nation."
From Time Magazine Archive
Along the Rockies, from Montana through Idaho into Utah, whirled the season's first far-spread snowstorm.
From Time Magazine Archive
They are newspapermen of a large and far-spread school who think that a journalist, by identifying himself with specific groups or activities, compromises his primary role as an independent observer and critic of society.
From Time Magazine Archive
The value attached by other countries to oversea possessions awakened among the British people a new pride in their far-spread dominions.
From The Expansion of Europe The Culmination of Modern History by Muir, Ramsay
The farm-houses here are very large and far-spread, but the reason is, that stable, barn, and shippen are under the same roof: the walls of the houses are of wood filled in with bricks.
From Visit to Iceland and the Scandinavian North by Pfeiffer, Ida
