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Meanings of broadly in English

Portuguese
em geral

Without regard to specific details or exceptions.

em geral
Usage of broadly in English
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Hope that demand could soon return helped push oil prices broadly higher.
Reuters
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Companies needed to think broadly about workplace culture and values, she said.
Radio NZ
3
Providing the support they need to think more broadly about their future.
Ebony
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Resistance to the new Freedom of Information Bill has been broadly based.
The Irish Times
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Sometimes your performance plan is stated broadly without specific and clear expectations.
Reuters
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I think broadly always capitalism has worked when there is great competition.
Wired
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With interest rates low, lending profits are broadly lower across the industry.
Reuters
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The results are expected to be broadly in line with last year.
The Irish Times
9
Israeli law broadly prohibits political donations of more than a hundred dollars.
The Irish Times
10
Our advertisements about the new whores must be working.' She smiled broadly.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
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The independent thinktank the Resolution Foundation appeared broadly to accept Labour's account.
The Guardian
12
The document broadly outlines strategy and plans for the coming three years.
Radio NZ
13
More broadly, Mr Little said there were deep-seated problems in Australian politics.
Radio NZ
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The fact is the bulk of such media hold broadly liberal views.
The Irish Times
15
More broadly, Brennan said, the digital age creates enormous opportunities for espionage.
Reuters
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However, the data show that SDM has not been broadly adopted yet.
Pubmed
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Translations for broadly
Portuguese
em geral
Broadly through the time
Broadly across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Less common
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