Associations to the word «Breadth»
Noun
- Equator
- Hue
- Hoof
- Stream
- Ton
- Vitality
- Softness
- Reef
- Grasp
- Splendor
- Genius
- Cornice
- Leisure
- Sea
- Hem
- Dazzling
- Transept
- Magnificence
- Chivalry
- Wand
- Thumb
- Jed
- Beam
- Algorithm
- Eighth
- Palm
- Understanding
- Kamal
- Shade
- Hip
- Strength
- View
- Prism
- Holy
- Deep
- Thirty
- Curvature
- Acre
- Chest
- Waist
- Mast
- Maturity
- Delicacy
- Strait
- Whorl
- Unity
- Eyebrow
- Ratio
- Twenty
- Distance
- Cataract
Adjective
- Exquisite
- Considerable
- Equal
- Sandy
- Imminent
- Exceptional
- Southward
- Stout
- Comprehensive
- Frightful
- Winding
- Habitual
- Gross
- Tremendous
- Marvelous
- Angular
- Spreading
- Nautical
- Puffed
- Conquering
- Eastward
- Ten
- Watery
- Swelling
- Sublime
- Concise
- Vaulted
- Northward
- Graceful
- Proportional
- Populous
- Ample
- Navigable
- Scattered
- Elizabethan
- Monumental
- Stony
- Polished
Wiktionary
BREADTH, noun. The extent or measure of how broad or wide something is.
BREADTH, noun. A piece of fabric of standard width.
BREADTH, noun. Scope or range, especially of knowledge or skill.
BREADTH, noun. (math) (graph theory) the length of the longest path between two vertices on a graph
Dictionary definition
BREADTH, noun. The capacity to understand a broad range of topics; "a teacher must have a breadth of knowledge of the subject"; "a man distinguished by the largeness and scope of his views".
BREADTH, noun. The extent of something from side to side.
Wise words
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the interpretation and use of words involves a process of
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