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Meaning & Definition of Broad in English

English

Broad

/brɔd/

noun

1. Slang term for a woman

  • "A broad is a woman who can throw a mean punch"
synonym:
  • broad

adjective

1. Having great (or a certain) extent from one side to the other

  • "Wide roads"
  • "A wide necktie"
  • "Wide margins"
  • "Three feet wide"
  • "A river two miles broad"
  • "Broad shoulders"
  • "A broad river"
synonym:
  • wide,
  • broad

2. Broad in scope or content

  • "Across-the-board pay increases"
  • "An all-embracing definition"
  • "Blanket sanctions against human-rights violators"
  • "An invention with broad applications"
  • "A panoptic study of soviet nationality"- t.g.winner
  • "Granted him wide powers"
synonym:
  • across-the-board,
  • all-embracing,
  • all-encompassing,
  • all-inclusive,
  • blanket(a),
  • broad,
  • encompassing,
  • extensive,
  • panoptic,
  • wide

3. Not detailed or specific

  • "A broad rule"
  • "The broad outlines of the plan"
  • "Felt an unspecific dread"
synonym:
  • broad,
  • unspecific

4. Lacking subtlety

  • Obvious
  • "Gave us a broad hint that it was time to leave"
synonym:
  • broad,
  • unsubtle

5. Being at a peak or culminating point

  • "Broad daylight"
  • "Full summer"
synonym:
  • broad(a),
  • full(a)

6. Very large in expanse or scope

  • "A broad lawn"
  • "The wide plains"
  • "A spacious view"
  • "Spacious skies"
synonym:
  • broad,
  • spacious,
  • wide

7. (of speech) heavily and noticeably regional

  • "A broad southern accent"
synonym:
  • broad

8. Showing or characterized by broad-mindedness

  • "A broad political stance"
  • "Generous and broad sympathies"
  • "A liberal newspaper"
  • "Tolerant of his opponent's opinions"
synonym:
  • broad,
  • large-minded,
  • liberal,
  • tolerant

Examples of using

Tom has broad shoulders.
An innocent passer-by was shot dead in broad daylight.
You have broad shoulders.