wide
adjective, wid·er, wid·est.
adverb
noun
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full, ample, broad, loose, deep, far-reaching, large, immense, spacious, extensive, vast, expanded, far, remote, away, off, astray, advanced, all-inclusive, baggyExamples from the Web for wider
Contemporary Examples of wider
This mindset was reflected to the wider society through popular literature.
In wearing it, Hurley helped originate a wider revolution, too.
He added that The Post, a national brand which had long been “a local product,” will now focus on reaching a wider audience.
Girma realized that law was her best tool to get equal footing for herself and the wider population of impaired Americans.
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SARS, on the other hand, had a wider global reach than Ebola.
Historical Examples of wider
The path was wider and more worn now--almost a thoroughfare, in fact.
In the ValleyHarold Frederic
In 1825, he sought a wider field of action and removed to Boston.
And every new embodiment of a known truth must be a new and wider revelation.
A Dish Of OrtsGeorge MacDonald
And every day thereafter found him out and ranging a wider area.
White FangJack London
The range of our talk was tremendous, and the wider we ranged the closer we drew.
The HarborErnest Poole