Synonyms for broadly
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1. broadly, loosely, broadly speaking, generallyadverb

   without regard to specific details or exceptions

   "he interprets the law broadly"

   Synonyms:
   mostly, loosely, slackly, broadly speaking, more often than not, generally, in general, in the main, by and large

   Antonyms:
   narrowly

2. broadlyadverb

   in a wide fashion

   "he smiled broadly"

   Synonyms:
   generally, loosely, broadly speaking

   Antonyms:
   narrowly

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1. List of paraphrases for "broadly":

   widely, largely, generally, extensively, wide, overall, amply, roughly, comprehensively, basically, brett, essentially

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1. Bill Evanina:

   The diversity of election systems among the states, multiple checks and redundancies in those systems, and post-election auditing all make it extraordinarily difficult for foreign adversaries to broadly disrupt or change vote tallies without detection.

2. Jake Hoffman:

   HB2492 is an incredibly well-crafted piece of legislation that is on sound legal footing and broadly supported by voters of all political parties, i am confident that should Democrats challenge HB2492 in court it will only serve to further reinforce its clear constitutionality.

3. Alan Ruskin:

   The most sensitive comments will revolve around whether Powell is willing to reaffirm a view that the easing cycle is a 'mid-cycle adjustment' or align more closely to market thinking, if he sticks to the old language as is most likely, it would affirm that he is still confident that the strength of consumption, in combination with modest Fed easing, will be sufficient to keep the recovery broadly on track.

4. Randall Kroszner:

   I think you'll hear broadly about supply chain disruptions, we have to take anything positive there with a grain of salt.

5. Rob Goldman:

   Simply showing certain job ads to different age groups on services like Facebook or Google may not in itself be discriminatory — just as it can be OK to run employment ads in magazines and on TV shows targeted at younger or older people, what matters is that marketing is broadly based and inclusive, not simply focused on a particular age group.