wide definition

Examples (10)

• The new law uses a very wide definition of "family" to include unmarried partners.
• The professor argued for a wider definition of intelligence that includes emotional and creative abilities.
• To help more people, the charity adopted a wide definition of "vulnerable".
• The census employs a wide definition of "household" to capture diverse living arrangements.
• Critics worry that the bill's wide definition of "misinformation" could stifle free speech.
• Under a wide definition of "art," even video games can be considered a form of creative expression.
• The term "literacy" now has a much wider definition than it did a century ago.
• Some experts believe that a wide definition of "addiction" should also include behavioral dependencies.
• The project's success depends on applying a wide definition of "stakeholder."
• By its very wide definition, "culture" encompasses everything from language to food.