wide
adverb (DISTANCE) /waɪd/Definition
B2 farther than usual, or as far as possible: "Open wide," said the dentist. They moved the goal posts wider apart.Distant in space and time
(Definition of wide adverb (DISTANCE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- afar adverb
- afield adverb
- all/the four corners of the world/earth idiom
- as far as the eye can/could see idiom
- be out of the way idiom
- distance noun (SPACE)
- far adjective
- far adverb (DISTANCE)
- farther adjective
- farthest adjective
- farthest adverb
- further adjective
- further adverb
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