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Physically wide
Extensive
Culturally wide
Tolerant
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broad and wide both are applied to extent from side to side of surfaces having height or length, wide being preferred when the distance between limits is stressed two feet wide, a wide aperture, and broad, when the full extent of surface is considered broad hips, broad plains; deep, in this connection, refers to extent backward, as from the front or an opening a deep lot, a deep cave
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