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Meanings of breadth in English
Usage of breadth in English
1
The breadth of information was staggering, as was the level of detail.
2
Windermere Lake is eleven miles in length, and one mile in breadth.
3
However, viral diversity was not significantly associated with increased breadth in controllers.
4
What's different is the quality and breadth of what's now changing hands.
5
The length and the breadth and the height of it are equal.
6
Door one foot five inches in height, and 11 inches in breadth.
7
Observation indicates the breadth of the ring to be fifty-four thousand miles.
8
It is three or four hours in length, and two in breadth.
9
It is two thousand toises in length, and three hundred in breadth.
10
The party was diffused over the length and breadth of the land.
11
The two main parties are within a hair's breadth of each other.
12
Door one foot six inches in height, and 10 inches in breadth.
13
The depth and breadth of information it makes freely available is unprecedented.
14
We understand to its breadth and depth the nature of your frenzy.
15
The greatest breadth of the floor was eight, and the least four.
16
CHEST-Verydeep, with breadth in proportion to the size of the dog.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common