Broadest is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BROADEST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a woman
ADJECTIVE:
• BROAD, broad
• having a distance larger than usual from side to side; wide
• (after a measurement) giving the distance from side to side
• large in area
• covering a large number and wide scope of subjects
• having a wide range of meanings or applications; loosely defined
• including many people of many kinds
• general; without detail
• (of a hint) clear and unambiguous; not subtle
• (of a phonetic transcription) showing only meaningful distinctions in sound and ignoring minor details.
• somewhat coarse and indecent
• (of a regional accent) very noticeable and strong

Words related to BROADEST

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How to use BROADEST in a sentence

• He treats of philosophy in its broadest meaning, as it takes in the province of the understanding, the memory, and the will, as well as of man in society.
• It is this keen fellow-feeling that fits him for the broadest and most beneficent public interest.
• It was only three miles wide at its broadest point.
• He was dressed in his finest suit, and he wore his broadest grin.
• The Cromleh at Plas Newydd is 12 feet 9 inches long, and 13 feet 2 inches broad, in the broadest part.
• Also, there are in the American labor movement a few women who possess a genius for organizing on the very broadest lines.
• There is apparently a valve at its broadest extremity.
• It has the broadest bed but has not so much running water in it.
• Mixed up with this, so as to seem to stand or fall with it, a few of the broadest and simplest principles of morality.
• The broadest side of these was more or less flat, and when wielded by two or three men they were capable of giving a very effective blow.
• Here an attempt has been made to sketch merely in its broadest outlines some of the activities of British sailors during the greatest of wars.
• I had hunted this animal several times, and on one occasion saw him swim the Pench river at one of its broadest reaches.
• We can find conveyance for only the broadest and heaviest.
• Charity in its broadest sense an obligation, seventh Truth of Masonry, 536-u.
• She not only made an eloquent plea for the slave, but placing herself upon the broadest principles of humanity, she saved the day for woman suffrage as well.
• I saw an obelisk lying here which is said to be ninety-two feet long and ten and a half feet wide in the broadest part, but both ends of it were covered.
• They speak with the broadest accent of the district.
• A double character has the third movement as the title shows, though in a broadest sense it could all be taken as a Humoreske.
• The Hawkesbury is 130 yards broad at this ferry, being the broadest freshwater stream known in Australia before the discovery of the Murray.
• Knots in a board or plank are least injurious when they extend through it at right angles to its broadest surface.
• Christianity is the broadest of creeds because it takes in everything that touches human life, here and hereafter.
• But of course it is only the broadest and most general characters that are thus common to all the world.
• The broadest piece of timber is two feet seven inches by ten inches.
• Then, alike in broadest noon or deepest night, a spectral fear hovered wherever the master sat among his loved ones or rode from place to place.
• Thus the school opens to the library the broadest field for doing the greatest good to the greatest number, the shortest avenue to the masses.

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