wide-ranging

[wahyd-reyn-jing]

adjective

1. extending over a large area; extensive or diversified in scope.

   wide-ranging lands; a wide-ranging discussion.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wide-ranging¹

First recorded in 1810–20

Example Sentences

Much of his best work can be seen on the Criterion Channel, which has just curated a wide-ranging tribute in his honor.

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These comparisons show that the Neanderthal diet in these regions relied heavily on deer, horses and hares, along with marine and coastal foods, pointing to a wide-ranging and adaptable approach to gathering resources.

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His wide-ranging interview with us follows a series of difficult moments for the industry as soaring energy prices pushed household bills up and saw bumper dividends to shareholders and pay packets to bosses - including him.

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Child safety experts and organisations have frequently warned AI tools developed, in part, using huge volumes of wide-ranging online content are being used to create highly realistic abuse imagery of children or non-consenting adults.

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In wide-ranging thoughts released Monday, Buffett spun the anecdotes and business and life lessons he is known for, while also disclosing some new plans about his philanthropic giving and CEO pay.

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