wide-ranging
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of wide-ranging
First recorded in 1810–20
Example Sentences
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In South Korea, a wide-ranging law regulating artificial intelligence took effect in January, requiring companies to tell users when products use generative AI.
From Barron's
The wide-ranging selloff is evidence of a “huge change” in market psychology.
From MarketWatch
The documents reveal what appears to have been a close and wide-ranging relationship between one of the Gulf's most influential business figures and Epstein.
From BBC
Experts say they give authorities wide-ranging power over social media content.
From BBC
I spent most of the day at the Walter Anderson Museum of Art, home to a wide-ranging collection of work by the New Orleans-born artist who lived in Ocean Springs for decades.
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