broadening
/ˈbrɔdənɪŋ/
adjective
- Becoming wider or more extensive.
- She noticed a broadening smile on his face.
- The broadening river flooded the nearby fields.
- The broadening gap between rich and poor is a concern.
- Increasing in range, variety, or scope.
- Travel offers a broadening experience for young people.
- Her broadening knowledge of science impressed the judges.
- The course provides a broadening perspective on world history.
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noun
- The act or process of making something wider or more extensive.
- The broadening of her interests led her to study art history.
- The river's broadening created new wetlands along its banks.
- The broadening of the highway took two years to complete.
- An increase in range, variety, or scope.
- The program aims at the broadening of students' horizons.
- The broadening of the company's product line attracted new customers.
- His broadening of musical tastes included jazz and classical.
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