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widespread

[wahyd-spred] / ˈwaɪdˈsprɛd /


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A widespread slowdown in luxury goods that began in 2023 hurt sales.

From The Wall Street Journal

One is the “doomsday scenario” of a widespread end to rewards programs.

From MarketWatch

The protests, which began in December, were initially driven by economic hardship and rising inflation, but have since broadened into more widespread anti-regime rallies.

From BBC

When these regions merge with cubic sections, the result is widespread structural disorder.

From Science Daily

The 1994 tournament was the first to be played in a country without a first-division league and there were widespread fears it would be a disaster.

From Los Angeles Times