Similar words: broaden, deadening, adenine, broadcasting, broadly speaking, widening, saddening, gardening. Meaning: ['brɔːdn] 
n. 1. the act of making something wider 2. the action of making broader 3. an increase in width.
n. 1. the act of making something wider 2. the action of making broader 3. an increase in width. 
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1. The police are broadening the scope of their investigation.
2. They are broadening the bridge to speed up the flow of traffic.
3. By broadening the tax base , he could raise more revenues.
4. Traveling with the bands was a broadening experience for the musicians, who were usually self - taught .
5. By broadening the tax base the chancellor could raise more revenues.
6. By broadening the tax base he could raise more revenue.
7. But education is said to be a broadening experience.
8. Heroin use for these individuals meant a broadening of social contact.
9. The character of international relations was now broadening and their essential nature altering.
10. Brodsky countered that the broadening of the auction houses' public accountability could only help the market.
11. I advised her to consider broadening the range of possibilities.
12. Organizers soon hit on the idea of broadening the January take by asking people to send money directly to the White House.
13. The broadening of the higher bands reflects progressively shorter lifetimes for the final highly-excited vibrational states.
14. You are now broadening your knowledge of jobs and their requirements.
15. His thought is broadening considerably.
16. The weltanschauung of European man was ever broadening out.
17. Reading is good for broadening our knowledge.
18. Spectroscopic measurements in 1960 indicated that small-scale motion of the plasma was producing the doppler broadening of the spectral lines.
19. Instead they are interested in building on a range of other products,(sentencedict.com) thus broadening their base.
20. Extensive traveling induces a feeling of encapsulation; and travel, so broadening at first, contracts the mind.
21. First, it is linked with the East by a broadening continental land mass.
22. Their first choice is not always available but the week should achieve the aim of broadening their horizons and their experience.
23. Therefore the development of democracy in production is the most important trend in deepening and broadening socialist democracy as a whole.
24. His best work is done far in advance, and he is intent on broadening his base.
25. Second, that in general this means reducing the value of allowances and broadening the tax base rather than increasing marginal tax rates.
26. To a considerable degree, it was Social Darwinism which led the way in so broadening the claim for the market.sentencedict.com/broadening.html
27. Many readers of Historical Romances also read historical novels, broadening the field of selection immensely.
28. The immediate success of these fillings, and the brown bread they came in, reflected John Bull's broadening palate.
29. To learn how to cope in such fraught situations and to survive can be a broadening experience.
30. His partnership strengthened the Balbirnie team in shareholding terms, broadening its equity base.
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