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widespreadIn plumbing, a style of lavatory faucet whose spout and handles are separate. Flex hoses are used between the spout and handles to allow adjustable centers.
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widespreadAreal coverage of non-measurable, non-convective weather and/or restrictions to visibility affecting more than 50 percent of a forecast zone(s).
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widespreadexisting or happening over a large area or among many people widespread damage The plan received widespread support throughout the country.Check pronunciation: widespread
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widespreadalso wide-spread, 1705, from wide + past participle of spread (v.). Earlier was wide-spreading (1590s).
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widespreadaffecting a large area or community.
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widespreadwidely circulated or diffused; "a widespread doctrine"; "widespread fear of nuclear war" far-flung: distributed over a considerable extent; & [..]
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widespread(adj) widely circulated or diffused(adj) distributed over a considerable extent
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widespreadAreal coverage of non-measurable, non-convective weather and/or restrictions to visibility affecting more than 50 percent of a forecast zone(s).
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widespreadLarge unbroken features leading to long periods of rain.
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widespreadOccurring over 40%__90% of the area.
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widespread
Affecting a large area (e.g. the entire land or body); broad in extent; widely diffused.
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