Broad - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
adjective
the broad outlines of the plan
generous and broad sympathies
Extra examples
The store has a broad selection of coats.
There was broad agreement on the new government.
There are three broad categories of industry in the region: computers, finance, and education.
A collection of comic but extremely broad ballads.
We Devonshire men speak very broad
To lie on the broad of one's back.
We went along a broad passage.
He was six feet tall, with broad shoulders.
The room is three metres long and two metres broad.
The show aims to reach the broadest possible audience.
Students here study a broad range of subjects.
Private pension schemes fall into two broad categories.
The play is a comedy, in the broadest sense of the word.
The client should understand, in broad terms, the likely cost of the case.
The members were in broad agreement.
Word forms
singular: broad
plural: broads
comparative: broader
superlative: broadest
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