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picture spread

American  
[pik-cher spred] / ˈpɪk tʃər ˌsprɛd /

noun

  1. spread34


Example Sentences

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“A group of sarcastic posts spread talk of the arrest of Papa Noel with a picture written on it, ‘Karbala police arrest Papa Noel,’ and this picture spread on social network sites,” said Col.

From New York Times

As the picture spread Monday on Twitter, outrage was widely registered, including from the Auschwitz Memorial account.

From Seattle Times

In February, an almost too-good-to-be-true picture spread across social media of a boy playing a trumpet to the extreme annoyance of a girl covering her ears and walking away.

From Slate

As the picture spread on social media Friday, Griffin said on Twitter that he did not know Johnson and he did not “advocate killing cops.”

From Washington Post

Everyone loves an underdog story, especially a surprise one, and ripples of delight over “Spotlight’s” win for best picture spread out from the Dolby Theater on Sunday night into the after-party beyond.

From New York Times