Meanings of usually wide in English

The roads are usually wide and the streets exceptionally so.

The path was usually wide enough for the guns to move with comparative ease.

The country being flat, the river-courses were usually wide, with many large rocks standing high out of the water.

When my shift was finished, I was usually wide awake, jazzed up on Red Bull and coffee and Mountain Dew.

Four of the crew, who were usually wide awake-that is, uncommonly lively-when intoxicated, had unfortunately fell overboard, and were lost.

Returning at the end of an hour he found Lord Kensington still at his post, and more than usually wide awake.

In wilted leaves they are practically closed; often they also close immediately after a rain; but in strong sunlight they are usually wide open.

The cross-furrow is either spiral or circular; the longitudinal furrow is usually wide and occupies the greater part of the anterior half of the shell.