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Meanings of broadness in English
Usage of broadness in English
1
It's as if the broadness is a vital part of the aesthetic.
2
I want the broadness of Mint Condition to be recognized.
3
Yet he saw little of this and, in a broadness of heart, warned her.
4
In the high-ceilinged broadness of the entry and main living room, there was no echo.
5
Yet, like all men who are preoccupied with their own broadness, he was exceptionally narrow.
6
Her chin is apparently increased in heaviness and the broadness of her face is made prominent.
7
It's better than the broadness of your cities.
8
However, the very broadness of the study made it impossible to focus in detail on gender issues.
9
The broadness of Said's approach to literature and his other great love, classical music, eludes easy categorisation.
10
They lack any wit or genuine scares, though their raunchy, comic-book-style broadness might appeal to younger audiences.
11
Then, in full broadness, he saw Gabriele.
12
In England such broadness would be regarded as a miracle; to the German Moravians it is second nature.
13
You will experience a sense of greatness, and broadness and grandness such as you have never dreamed of.
14
It was absurd and silly and quite broad, and it takes a certain skill to make broadness work.
15
Ah, the irony of such broadness!
16
Gallegher was short and broad in build, with a solid, muscular broadness, and not a fat and dumpy shortness.
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