dramatically widen

Frequency: 7.814.5 per million words

Used to indicate a very large and sudden increase in width or scope.

widenADVERB + widen

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dramatically

Examples (10)

  • The economic crisis caused the gap between the rich and the poor to dramatically widen.
  • New technologies are expected to dramatically widen the scope of scientific research.
  • As the debate progressed, the differences in their viewpoints dramatically widened.
  • The company's expansion plans aim to dramatically widen its market reach.
  • Without intervention, the divide between the two factions will only dramatically widen.
  • The new policy could dramatically widen access to education for underprivileged communities.
  • His understanding of the universe began to dramatically widen after reading that book.
  • The river had dramatically widened after the heavy rainfall, making crossing difficult.
  • By embracing diversity, organizations can dramatically widen their talent pool.
  • The scandal threatened to dramatically widen the public's distrust in the government.