statewide

American  

[steyt-wahyd] / ˈsteɪtˈwaɪd /

adjective

1. extending throughout all parts of a state in the U.S..

   a statewide search.

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adverb

1. throughout a state.

   It was applauded statewide.

Etymology

Origin of statewide

An Americanism dating back to 1910–15; state + -wide

Example Sentences

It has also recommended launching a statewide reporting system in which anonymous allegations of antisemitism in schools would be collected by the state police.

From Salon

The passage of the redistricting measure triggered a statewide game of musical chairs, setting in motion the chairs as well as the players.

From Los Angeles Times

Carvalho said fears in immigrant communities “are now exacerbating preexisting factors that were already driving statewide enrollment declines — including falling birth rates, rising housing costs and broader economic pressures.”

From Los Angeles Times

Leading the Future will focus on statewide and legislative races in New York, California, Colorado, Illinois and Ohio.

From The Wall Street Journal

That was followed by two years that were wetter than average for Northern California but drier than average for the southern half, amounting to roughly average precipitation statewide.

From Los Angeles Times