Synonyms for widely
ˈwaɪd liwide·ly

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1. widelyadverb

   to a great degree

   "her work is widely known"

   Synonyms:
   wide

2. wide, widelyadverb

   to or over a great extent or range; far

   "wandered wide through many lands"; "he traveled widely"

   Synonyms:
   wide, astray

3. widelyadverb

   so as to leave much space or distance between

   "widely separated"

   Synonyms:
   wide

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1. List of paraphrases for "widely":

   broadly, largely, extensively, amply, wide, commonly, generally, greatly, heavily, comprehensively, significantly, very, widespread, considerably, brett, universally, usually, substantially, broad

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1. Martha E. Pollack:

   While we do not yet have definitive answers about the cause of his death, it is already widely known that an unregistered fraternity-sponsored event took place on October 24, that alcohol was served, and that first-year students, including Mr. Tsialas, were in attendance.

2. Nicholas Szechenyi:

   It could be that Japan, while on the front lines of the outbreak, was exposed at an early stage and might have dodged a bullet by focusing on preventing the virus from entering the country, but the government also made a conscious decision not to test widely, and that might lead to another surge in coronavirus cases.

3. Bill Clinton:

   The suggestion was that I never apologized for what caused all the trouble for me 20 years ago, first point is, I did. I meant it then, I meant it now. I apologized to my family, to Monica Lewinsky and her family and to the American people before a panel of ministers in the White House, which was widely reported. So I did Monica Lewinsky and her family. I meant it then and I mean it today. I live with it all the time.

4. Republican Sen. Tom Cotton:

   Epidemiologists who are widely respected from China who have published a study in the international journal The Lancet have demonstrated that several of the original cases did not have any contact with that food market, the virus went into that food market before it came out of that food market.

5. Douglas Tengdin:

   The trustees widely have chosen not to leverage because leverage kills, they are increasingly limiting leverage even in the instruments they use.