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Meanings of width in English
Usage of width in English
1
Third, that providing width effectively always means going outside rather than inside.
2
The central building is sixty-three feet in length, by thirty-six in width.
3
The river varied in width from two to five and six miles.
4
The peninsula itself averages rather less than 100 miles in width throughout.
5
The Strait of Magellan varies from three to seventy miles in width.
6
Maximum width and depth were measured and used as the true measurement.
7
At Leechee the Niger was found to be three miles in width.
8
The width of the cement gap was measured at 11 reference points.
9
Tesla's exclusion request specified several different width and thickness for aluminum sheets.
10
There really is width about her; a power of accepting the inevitable.
11
The fjord was in this place about half a mile in width.
12
An initial problem is the lack of requisite width on the backswing.
13
This engraving presents a cuff of darned net in its actual width.
14
Evenness in depth and width of furrow is seen in good plowing.
15
The opening of the fireplace was at least twelve feet in width.
16
Think gradual V-shape, done by systematically increasing the width of each spacer.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common