"Widely-read" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Widely-read" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Widely-read" Meaning

Extensively read; greatly admired or talked about by many.

"Widely-read" Examples

Example Sentences Using "widely-read"


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| The widely-read novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" has become a classic of modern American literature. | The newspaper is a widely-read source of news and current events. |
| The widely-read magazine focused on science and technology news. | The widely-read author wrote about many different topics in her books. |
| The article was based on research that was published in a widely-read academic journal. | Many widely-read editorial cartoons offer witty and insightful commentary. |
| | My aunt is a widely-read person and always has a copy of a newspaper or magazine handy. |

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Having a broad or extensive body; characterized by a large size or capacity.

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Extending far or spreading out over a large area or scope; not narrow or limited.

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The noun "wideness" refers to the quality or state of being wide or spacious. It can describe a physical space that has a larger than average width or area.

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Verb: to become or make something wider.<br><br>Example: The road is being widened to make it more suitable for the increased traffic.<br><br>Noun: the act of making something wider.<br><br>Example: The widening of the river allows for easier transportation.<br><br>Also, it can also mean to increase in scope, range, or extent.<br><br>Example: The marketing strategy is being widened to reach a global audience.<br><br>This word typically relates to expanding, enlarging, or spreading out something.

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