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wide

[wahyd] / waɪd /


ADJECTIVE
off-course
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK
on-course on-target


Example Sentences

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She said it was "unbearable for a family and friends and the wider community".

From BBC

Gun crime is rare on the island of Bali and in wider Indonesia, and the archipelago has strict laws for illegal gun possession.

From Barron's

The move was in line with the wider market as investors asssessed the potential disruption from rising energy prices.

From Barron's

He has also homed in on a canny, powerful message that could prove to have wider appeal than O’Rourke’s.

From Salon

If they took on some of the ball-carrying burden, could it allow Earl to drift into dangerous wider areas where his pace and power can create mismatches?

From BBC