broaden

[ˈbrɔːdn]

Definition:
1. Make broader.
2. Extend in scope or range or area.
3. Vary in order to spread risk or to expand.
4. Become broader.

Use 'broaden' in a sentence:

1. They don't want their kids to miss any chance to broaden their horizons despite the cost.
2. Travel broadens one's horizon.
3. a promise to broaden access to higher education.
4. Developing Chinese Practical Activities and Broadening Chinese Studying Way.
5. Only by reading more can we gain more knowledge and broaden our horizons.
6. Let's broaden out the discussion to talk about education as a whole.
7. I thought you wanted to broaden your horizons.
8. But he admits that they help broaden AQR's base of investors.
9. We'll broaden the discussion out in a minute.
10. Reading can not only make me feel relaxed but also satisfy my need to broaden my horizon.
11. Here the Nile broadens out between the huge granite boulders.
12. Broaden your discussions as the child gets older.
13. T is believed ( those) reading increases our knowledgeable and broadens our mind.
14. It is common knowledge that travel can broaden our horizon and enrich our life.
15. So how can narrowly focused companies broaden their portfolio?
16. Adaption to Market Economy, Broadening the Field of Information Research.
17. Glasgow has broadened its appeal since taking on the mantle of European City of Culture in 1990.
18. We need to broaden our horizons.
19. The journal should raise the quality, broaden the influence, to serves teaching and scientific research well.
20. I wish he could broaden his mind.
21. Being devoted to learning a second language, whether you are old or young, will add to a lot of fun and broaden your horizon.
22. We have always tried to broaden our minds.
23. He thinks traveling can relax and broaden minds.
24. Studying abroad can not only broaden our horizons but also enrich our life experience.
25. To broaden our horizons, we English learners should pay more attention to things happening around the world.
26. The odor-free durian will please Thai consumers, he believes, and might also help broaden the acceptability of the durian.
27. Instead, they need to broaden their vision.
28. It broadens a new research field of the language acquisition.
29. Instead, think of it as a way to broaden your knowledge.
30. The smile broadened to a grin.
31. We broaden in experiences by traveling.
32. Spending a year working in the city helped to broaden his horizons.
33. They say that travel broadens the mind.
34. A red ant on land heard of the huge turtle's magnificent feat1 and was pleasantly surprised. Thereupon, it called together a big swarm2 of ants to come to the seashore to have a good look to broaden their minds.
35. To Broaden Typical Examples in Order to Develop Thinking Ability.
36. New permanent members would broaden the regional balance.
37. Even in the best of circumstances, fierce competition from larger, more established companies makes it difficult for small concerns to broaden their customer bases.
38. Her smile broadened.
39. They have broadened out the avenue considerably.
40. She has found that positive emotions broaden a person's perspective and help protect people against adversity.
41. University offers young people many opportunities to broaden their mind.
42. Broaden the development room further for the Northeast traditional industrial base;
43. The country has been trying to broaden its commerce with other nations.
44. They are doing their utmost to broaden the market.
45. The political spectrum has broadened.
46. These offerings are not necessarily loss-leaders, as they broaden the appeal of outlets to groups of diners that include some people who don't want to eat a burger.
47. By embracing other cultures and genres, we actually broaden our horizons, rather than narrow any existing ones.
48. The debate is broadening out to include questions about the structure of French education.
49. She wanted to travel to broaden her horizons.
50. The advertisements of costume in Paris broadened his outlook.
51. By broadening the tax base and lowering tax rates, we can increase government revenue and distort incentives less.
52. The party needs to broaden its appeal to voters.
53. We must broaden our appeal.