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widespread
/ ˈɲɪˌɛ /
adjective
extending over a wide area
accepted by or occurring among many people
Word History and Origins
Origin of widespread1
Example Sentences
Recent studies in the EU have found TFA to be widespread, including in wine and food, human blood and breast milk.
Many of those in Tehran and elsewhere, recall the confusion of Friday: what exactly was happening; how widespread was it; and how could they protect themselves and their families?
“Once a new taste captures the public's interest, there's an incredible drive to explore its nuances in depth. Chocolate has recently captured that attention, leading to widespread experimentation and a vibrant chocolate scene.”
They note that the actions have created a widespread sense of fear even among citizens, visa holders and permanent residents, many of whom are part of mixed-status families.
At the United Nations and elsewhere there have been widespread calls for restraint.
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