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View definitions for broaden

broaden

verb as in extend, supplement

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Targeting these pathways offers hope not only to overcome AR resistance but also to broaden treatment options for this challenging form of cancer.

These reforms collectively aim to modernize and broaden the reach of federal food support systems.

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"But it's not alone; we know of hundreds of pulsars, with over a dozen that are also young. Known binary pulsars, which were used to test Einstein's general relativity theory, can also be explored with the proposed method. This research can indeed broaden our understanding and observation techniques for pulsars, particularly young, energetic ones."

“I am a continuation of what Alvin started. And what I wanted to do was broaden it — make it bigger, and certainly not have anyone forget who this man was, what he has done for the world of dance — what a great swath of intelligence and beauty, and a different way of looking at movement, and sharing the stage,” Jamison told The Times in 2010.

One of the ways you framed that shift at the time was that you wanted to broaden your music beyond the limits of a three-piece band.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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