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Meanings of broaden in English

Catalan
ramificar-se

Vary in order to spread risk or to expand.

ramificar-se
Portuguese
estender
Catalan
estendre
Spanish
extender

Extend in scope or range or area.

estender
Usage of broaden in English
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We need to broaden the agreement to as many countries as possible.
Reuters
2
The company said the latest deal will help broaden its customer base.
Reuters
3
We also ask them to broaden the list of beneficiaries, Singh said.
Reuters
4
If she chose to broaden it, the number of victims would increase.
The panic zone
5
Especially on International Women's Day, we need to broaden our focus here.
BBC
6
Hamilton said the investigation had not concluded and the case may broaden.
Radio NZ
7
There is no doubt about it - children certainly broaden your horizons.
The Irish Times
8
Scott said PetroAlgae hopes to broaden its share base, but not immediately.
Reuters
9
Yahoo plans to broaden Associated Content's scope beyond its current U.S. focus.
Reuters
10
My friends are also always sharing content that definitely broaden my horizons.
Radio NZ
11
Mercedes will broaden the G-Class range, with less extreme derivatives in future.
The South African
12
The government is hoping the recovery will broaden out and become self-sustaining.
Reuters
13
Fanboys are the target audience, but positive word-of-mouth could broaden support notably.
Reuters
14
It was about how narrative can broaden our understanding of an issue.
The Irish Times
15
Recent researches have greatly broaden our understanding of molecular mechanisms of osteoporosis.
Pubmed
16
It is Art that is going to civilize mankind; broaden his sympathies.
All Roads Lead to Calvary
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Translations for broaden
Portuguese
estenderampliar
Broaden through the time
Broaden across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common