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In a wide or open manner (in width or breadth)
“He grinned broadly upon noticing her red silk and satin dress and the beautiful rings on her fingers.”
In general, for the most part
“There are, broadly speaking, two kinds of relativism, cultural and cognitive.”
To a great degree or extent
“These changes should not be limited to specific future merger applicants, but, rather, should apply broadly to the entire railroad industry.”
Everywhere, or in many different places
“The coal industry is a huge operation spread broadly all over the United States.”
In an overt way, without ambiguity
“You hint broadly that you regard me as the person you intend to marry.”
Brightly and clearly, such as of light
“The sun was shining broadly, but none of its rays seemed to fall on the sable garments of this singular personage.”
In every case or by every person
Adverb for encompassing a large number or wide scope
“He possessed a broad knowledge of the subject from years of study and research.”
Adverb for stated in indefinite terms or without specifics
“The report provides a broad outline of the administration's budget priorities.”
Adverb for somewhat coarse and indecent
“The humor is broad and robust, yet delicately balanced with pathos.”
Adverb for open or liberal-minded
“I appreciate his sense of reverence and broad-minded tolerance for various beliefs.”
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