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Adjective

Large in area or width

Encompassing a large number or wide scope

Stated in indefinite terms or without specifics

Clear in meaning without uncertainty or ambiguity

Somewhat coarse and indecent

Open or liberal-minded

As measured in width

(of a regional accent) Very noticeable and strong

(broad daylight) Bright and clear

Of very great size or extent

Large in bulk or circumference

Existing or available in large quantities

Extending or continuing over a relatively long time period

Digressing from subject to subject

(informal) A woman

A liberally flirtatious or libidinous woman

A body of water such as a lake

A person who is very physically attractive

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Large in area or width

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“A sudden displacement of a broad area of the sea floor may result in a tsunami.”

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Encompassing a large number or wide scope

recognized^US

recognised^UK

itemized^US

itemised^UK

with everything included

lock stock and barrel

accessible to everyone

including all members

including all categories

selective

many-sided

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“He possessed a broad knowledge of the subject from years of study and research.”

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Stated in indefinite terms or without specifics

wooly^US

woolly^UK

blurred round the edges

sceptical^UK

skeptical^US

gray^US

grey^UK

in a state of uncertainty

neither one thing nor the other

without belief

in a state of limbo

on the horns of a dilemma

neither fish nor fowl

generalized^US

generalised^UK

unsavoury^UK

unsavory^US

still open to question

still open to doubt

beyond comprehension

as clear as mud

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“The report provides a broad outline of the administration's budget priorities.”

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Clear in meaning without uncertainty or ambiguity

as plain as a pikestaff

as clear as day

sticking out like a sore thumb

standing out like a sore thumb

undoubted

conclusive

clear as a bell

as plain as the nose on your face

right under your nose

staring someone in the face

easily distinguishable

straight from the shoulder

written all over someone

staring one in the face

recognized^US

recognised^UK

beyond a shadow of a doubt

publicized^US

publicised^UK

plain as the nose on your face

as sure as eggs is eggs

easily understandable

staring you in the face

beyond the shadow of a doubt

beyond a shadow of doubt

there are no two ways about it

stick out like sore thumb

readily comprehensible

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“I would drop broad hints about wanting to meet up again, hoping she would get the message.”

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Somewhat coarse and indecent

off-colour^UK

off-color^US

colourful^UK

colorful^US

demoralized^US

demoralised^UK

unsavoury^UK

unsavory^US

groveling^US

libellous^UK

libelous^US

grovelling^UK

like a bull in a china shop

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“The humor is broad and robust, yet delicately balanced with pathos.”

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Open or liberal-minded

neighbourly^UK

neighborly^US

favourable^UK

favorable^US

likeable^UK

likable^US

honourable^UK

honorable^US

civilized^US

civilised^UK

cool, calm and collected

humoring^US

humouring^UK

with the patience of Job

favoring^US

favouring^UK

having heart in right place

willing to compromise

not given to excesses

fair-minded

non-aligned

prejudice-free

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“I appreciate his sense of reverence and broad-minded tolerance for various beliefs.”

Adjective

As measured in width

“Belvidere Lake, southwest of Mullingar, is five miles long and two miles broad.”

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(of a regional accent) Very noticeable and strong

colourful^UK

colorful^US

sticking out like a sore thumb

as plain as a pikestaff

in evidence

self-evident

staring someone in the face

on display

as plain as the nose on your face

anywhere to be seen

written all over someone

right under your nose

standing out like a sore thumb

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“She thought him to be an exotic man until he spoke in a broad Yorkshire accent.”

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(broad daylight) Bright and clear

“He was robbed in broad daylight!”

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Of very great size or extent

out of all proportion

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Large in bulk or circumference

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Existing or available in large quantities

worth taking into account

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Extending or continuing over a relatively long time period

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Digressing from subject to subject

traveling^US

travelling^UK

with the gift of the gab

full of air

having kissed the Blarney stone

having kissed the blarney stone

hyperventilated

able to talk the hind legs off a donkey

labored^US

laboured^UK

having kissed the Blarney Stone

blessed with the gift of the gab

excessively communicative

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Noun

(informal) A woman

member of the gentle sex

member of the fair sex

female of the species

broad-winged damselfly

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“I felt a rifle in my back, and then some broad was ordering me to get down on the ground with my hands visible.”

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A liberally flirtatious or libidinous woman

member of the oldest profession

painted woman

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A body of water such as a lake

Noun

A person who is very physically attractive

centrefold^UK

centerfold^US

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