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- adjective
comparative form ofbroad : morebroad
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Examples
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I think most game developers really mean bigger when they use the term broader as that is by far the easiest and safest for them to attempt.
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The two sides didn't disclose an estimate of the financial value of their arrangement, which they described as broader in scope than past efforts.
Wal-Mart Fires Up Marketing for 'Dragon' Miguel Bustillo 2010
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MULLEN: Clearly, execution of the president's strategy in Afghanistan and Pakistan, focused on what I call the broader Middle East, to include South Asia.
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The two sides didn't disclose an estimate of the financial value of their arrangement, which they described as broader in scope than past efforts.
Wal-Mart Fires Up Marketing for 'Dragon' Miguel Bustillo 2010
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The two sides didn't disclose an estimate of the financial value of their arrangement, which they described as broader in scope than past efforts.
Wal-Mart Fires Up Marketing for 'Dragon' Miguel Bustillo 2010
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Bush administration officials are trying to downplay the obviously rising tensions between China and the United States, saying that the United States wants to put those issues in the past, as they put it, and to move on to what they call broader issues, whatever that means.
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Because, it seems to me, there is what I call a broader objective behind the administration's stand today.
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There have been various studies that show that doctors prescribe Cipro, which is one of the newer, better of what they call a broader antibiotic, even when they could prescribe an older one.
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Because, it seems to me, there is what I call a broader objective behind the administration's stand today.
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Commenting on the blockade, the SA Chamber of Business in a statement expressed its "grave concern" at what it called the broader economic and business consequences of the action.
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