"Widely" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Widely" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Widely" Meaning

Extending over a large area; over a great deal of space or territory.

"Widely" Examples

Examples of "widely"


Adverb Usage


The new smartphone brand has become widely accepted among young people worldwide.
She is widely regarded as one of the best teachers in the school.

Idiomatic Expression


The impacts of climate change are widely discussed in the news lately.
This topic is widely debated among experts.

Example for Usage in Academic Writing


The study on the effects of screen time on children's health has been widely studied and published in various journals.

"Widely" Similar Words

Wide-bodied

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

Wide-eyed

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Wide-ranging

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Wide-screen

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Wide-spread

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Wide

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

Widecombe

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Widecombe refers to a village located in Devon, England. The name likely originated from the river Wide (which later led to the development of the village) and the Old English word "cymba," meaning "valley of the Wide river."

Widely-read

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Extensively read; greatly admired or talked about by many.

Widen

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Widened

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Wideness

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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.

Widening

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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.

Widens

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Wider

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Widescreen

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Widespread

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Extending or existing over a large area or affecting many people.