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Meanings of widely understood in English

Portuguese
conhecimento geral
Spanish
cultura general
Catalan
coneixement públic

Statement widely known to be true.

conhecimento geral
Usage of widely understood in English
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It is widely understood the couple where involved in a custody dispute.
News.com.au
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China was widely understood to be the source of that financing.
The Guardian
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Israel is widely understood to possess nuclear weapons but maintains a policy of ambiguity.
Reuters
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A less widely understood issue is how disability plays out.
The Guardian
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Such a reform is widely understood as contrary to everything the NHS is about.
The Guardian
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The impact of inequality is becoming much more widely understood.
The Guardian
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An inverted yield curve is widely understood to be a leading indicator of recession.
Reuters
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Their participation is essential if the treaty is to be thoroughly analysed and widely understood.
The Irish Times
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It is not a word that is widely understood.
The Irish Times
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Libya's SAR is not clearly defined but is widely understood to extend far beyond its national waters.
Reuters
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His findings are too important to not be widely understood by all involved with the political process.
Conservatives without conscience
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Never before has the need for clear ideas, widely understood and consistently sustained, been so commandingly vital.
In the Fourth Year: Anticipations of a World Peace
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I suppose, such is mortal unregeneracy, that it is the most widely understood word in the universe.
Simon the Jester
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The general position of Clay on the subject of Negro servitude has never been very widely understood.
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 3, 1918
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Few blamed global warming, not a widely understood idea in rural China, although one offered his own twist.
Reuters
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It is probably the most widely understood African language in South Africa, spoken from the Cape to Zimbabwe.
The South African
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