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Meanings of widely in English

Portuguese
amplamente

To or over a great extent or range; far.

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Usage of widely in English
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Background: A widely advocated strategy in public health is community-based health promotion.
Pubmed
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It has been widely used by German industry, including its car sector.
Reuters
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However, protein C concentrate is not yet widely available in many countries.
Pubmed
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A unity government is widely seen as Zimbabwe's best hope of recovering.
Reuters
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Award payouts can fluctuate widely from year to year as cases close.
Reuters
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Aid agencies widely complain of restricted access to refugees in conflict areas.
Reuters
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There's a widely accepted idea that people working in media need Twitter.
Independent.ie
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Pension funds widely use currency swaps to protect their foreign currency positions.
Reuters
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The previous Socialist government made abortion before the 14th week widely legal.
The Guardian
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Purpose: Proband-reported family histories are widely used in epidemiological and genetic studies.
Pubmed
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Asset sales were widely seen as one means to help reduce debt.
Reuters
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Chinese state media widely reports examples of vandalism and attacks by protesters.
The Guardian
13
Hydroxychloroquine is widely used in patients with various autoimmune diseases, particularly SLE.
Pubmed
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The Fed is widely expected to raise interest rates later this year.
Reuters
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First-hand information about the Kosovo conflict is widely available on the Internet.
Wired
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The paper was widely regarded as more difficult than in previous years.
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
amplamente
Widely through the time
Widely across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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