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View definitions for broaden

broaden

verb as in extend, supplement

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

From Salon

Last month, a decision at the Court of Appeal broadened the net of those who could receive compensation, potentially increasing the lenders' final bill to billions of pounds.

From BBC

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.

Having joint social media accounts for the men's and women's teams broadened the reach of the latter, while many of the club's sponsors support both sides.

From BBC

While we can grind insects into protein powders, we can also look to chefs cooking traditional cuisines that use insects to broaden our culinary horizons.

From Salon

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

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