Breadth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BREADTH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• width
• the distance or measurement from side to side of something; width
• wide range or extent
• a piece of cloth of standard or full width.
• extent of something from side to side
• the capacity to understand a broad range of topics
• the extent of something from side to side
ADJECTIVE:
• Distance from side to side of any surface or thing; measure across, or at right angles to the length; width.

Words related to BREADTH

breadths14 leud5

Words that contain BREADTH

breadths14 breadthways23 breadthwise20 footbreadth20 hairbreadth20 handbreadth21 footbreadths21 hairbreadths21 hairsbreadth21 handbreadths22 handsbreadth22 fingerbreadth23 hairsbreadths22 handsbreadths23 fingerbreadths24

How to use BREADTH in a sentence

• This country is fifty days journey in breadth, and it is above sixty days journey in length.
• And in the breadth of the court eastward toward the rising of the son, shall be hangings of fifty cubits.
• Although stripes increase the effect of height, they also add to that of breadth.
• Then I said, Where are you going? And he said to me, To measure Jerusalem, to see what is its breadth and length.
• The length of the chamber was 116 feet 6 inches, and its breadth 33 feet.
• There are also in a man, as in heaven, continuous degrees, that is degrees of breadth.
• It is 160 miles in length and 40 in average breadth, having thus a plane area of 6,400 square miles, being about equal to the united area of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
• The original is preserved at Dulwich, and is written in two columns, on a pasteboard about fifteen inches high, and nine in breadth.
• There is a field of magnificent breadth open to our young people.
• It measures, when full grown, nearly three feet in length and two in breadth, and has an oval, smooth, dark-colored shell.
• These terraces are generally about twenty feet high, and of a breadth, varying with the situation and exposure, of from ten to fifty feet.
• Our views, without being absolutely identical, must be the same in their breadth and elevation.
• They are about ten or twelve feet long, and half that in breadth, and not more than four or five feet in height.
• The islet and the coast were separated by a channel about half a mile in breadth, through which rushed an extremely rapid current.
• This piece of water was found to be one mile and a half east and west, and one mile in breadth, and appeared to receive the drainings from the numerous swamps round about.
• Immediately below Presburg the Danube divides into two arms, forming the fertile island of Schutt, which is about forty-six miles long and twenty- eight in breadth.
• We were propelled at a good rate up a channel, which, from half a mile in breadth, gradually widened to rather better than a mile.
• Though immeasurably inferior both to Voltaire and Rousseau in gifts of literary expression, he was as far their superior in breadth and reality of artistic principle.
• It must have been hard to tolerate a heroine with too obvious a beard, or of very perceptible masculine breadth of shoulders, length of limb, and freedom of gait.
• The shape of the head, the height and breadth of the brow, the angle of the nose, the cut of the chin and jaws, all were fine, of a type she had never before looked upon closely.
• The general depth of this river was from three to seven fathoms, and its breadth was from 100 to 300 fathoms.
• The Upper Saranac was displayed in all its length and breadth, and beyond it the innumerable waters of Fish Creek were tangled among the dark woods.
• He received the sudden, far-reaching, utter conviction of what the personality known as Arsene Lupin meant, in all its breadth and fulness.
• Its entire length is 3 feet 5 inches, and the breadth of the blade at the guard 2 inches.
• Smith and his successors in literary matters, and few men excelled him in breadth of reading and in discriminating taste.
• Calcutta extends about five miles on the bank of the river, being about two in breadth.
• Her stature was of the middle height, and she was of one breadth from the shoulders to the heels.

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