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Definition of "widely"


adv:		so as to leave much space or distance between; "widely separated"
adv:		to a great degree; "her work is widely known"

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It includes both states widely recognized to be sovereign and entities that claim sovereignty while exercising de facto control over (part of) their claimed territory. (More)

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The song charted at #3 in the UK, giving Radiohead their highest single chart position yet, but, because of its length and the lack of a radio edit, the song was not widely played ... (More)

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Assamese is also understood and spoken widely in Arunachal Pradesh with a population of 1.1 million. These are mostly second or third language speakers. (More)

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