define broadly

Examples (10)

• For the purpose of this study, we define 'literacy' broadly to include digital and media skills.
• The term 'artisan' was broadly defined to cover anyone who made things by hand.
• 'Success' can be broadly defined as the achievement of one's personal goals.
• The new legislation attempts to broadly define what constitutes 'fake news'.
• We should define 'community' broadly enough to include online groups.
• By broadly defining the project's scope, we allow for more creative freedom.
• While some prefer a narrow definition, the report chose to define 'sustainability' very broadly.
• Is it useful to define the problem so broadly that it becomes unsolvable?
• For this initial phase, let's define our target audience broadly.
• The professor explained, "We must define the historical period broadly to understand all its influences."