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What is another word for Broad? – 224 Broad Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    expansive wide extensive vast spacious roomy capacious ample broad-minded liberal tolerant open-minded comprehensive sweeping general universal all-inclusive inclusive expansive generous hospitable broad-based far-reaching all-encompassing thorough complete total entire whole unlimited unbounded limitless immense huge enormous gigantic colossal massive monumental sturdy strong sturdy robust vigorous potent powerful forceful energetic dynamic lively vivacious expansive extensive sprawling spread out expansive far-flung widespread broad-gauged broad-spectrum broad-range

    Meaning of Broad

    According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "broad" refers to something that is wide in extent, amount, or degree, or having a wide range of interests, tastes, or sympathies.

    Definitions

    • Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines "broad" as extending far from side to side, being general or inclusive in nature, or having a wide range of interests or activities.
    • Cambridge Dictionary defines "broad" as very wide from side to side, or covering a wide range of subjects, activities, or interests.

    Example Uses

    • The company has a broad range of products, including electronics, clothing, and home goods.
    • She has a broad smile on her face when she talks about her favorite hobby.
    • The new policy aims to provide broad support for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
    • The teacher encouraged her students to have broad interests and explore different subjects.
    • The city has a broad and diverse cultural scene, with many museums, theaters, and music venues.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    narrow limited restricted confined tight small petite slender slim thin tiny miniature compact cramped constricted pinched meager scanty scarce rare limited restricted exclusive selective narrow-minded intolerant biased prejudiced bigoted small-minded insular parochial provincial localized confined restricted fenced-in hemmed-in bounded finite defined precise exact specific