Synonyms for widely
ˈwaɪd liwide·ly

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. widelyadverb

   to a great degree

   "her work is widely known"

   Synonyms:
   wide

2. wide, widelyadverb

   to or over a great extent or range; far

   "wandered wide through many lands"; "he traveled widely"

   Synonyms:
   wide, astray

3. widelyadverb

   so as to leave much space or distance between

   "widely separated"

   Synonyms:
   wide

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:3.3 / 4 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "widely":

   broadly, largely, extensively, amply, wide, commonly, generally, greatly, heavily, comprehensively, significantly, very, widespread, considerably, brett, universally, usually, substantially, broad

How to pronounce widely?

How to say widely in sign language?

Words popularity by usage frequency

How to use widely in a sentence?

1. Nelson Piquet:

   What I said was ill-thought-out, and I make no defence for it, but I will clarify that the term used is one that has widely and historically been used colloquially in Brazilian Portuguese as a synonym for ‘guy’ or ‘person’ and was never intended to offend.

2. Eric Wilson:

   Spotify wasn't a widely used online advertising platform for campaigns before, but as other online platforms restricted their political ad inventory, advertisers were on the hunt for new options.

3. David Weiner:

   They did a very, very exceptionally clever trial design and were able to get to advocacy in a relatively small number of people in very quick time to get through their phase two. And it surprised everybody, quite honestly, in a positive way, how fast theyre able to do that. It took certainly less than a year. an emergency use authorization is not usually used, and that is where you get through early studies and show its safe and youre given permission to start distributing it more widely.

4. David Weiner:

   An emergency use authorization is not usually used, and that is where you get through early studies and show its safe and youre given permission to start distributing it more widely.

5. Mikiko Galpin -LRB- he/him -RRB-:

   If we're talking about The Supreme Court reversal from an intersectional perspective of gender affirming care and reproductive justice, we've seen these attacks directed at gender-affirming care and more widely just the transgender community dating back to the bathroom bills, these bills are primarily focused on this rhetoric of transgender people either being deemed a danger to themselves or a danger to other people. And I think similarly, the language that's used to deny abortion services also sort of relies a little bit on a rhetoric of protecting people from themselves.