Synonyms for broadly
broad·ly

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1. broadly, loosely, broadly speaking, generallyadverb

   without regard to specific details or exceptions

   "he interprets the law broadly"

   Synonyms:
   mostly, loosely, slackly, broadly speaking, more often than not, generally, in general, in the main, by and large

   Antonyms:
   narrowly

2. broadlyadverb

   in a wide fashion

   "he smiled broadly"

   Synonyms:
   generally, loosely, broadly speaking

   Antonyms:
   narrowly

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1. List of paraphrases for "broadly":

   widely, largely, generally, extensively, wide, overall, amply, roughly, comprehensively, basically, brett, essentially

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1. Richard Colwell:

   In order to re-gain lost ground, Sinn Fein need to move to settle matters in the North quickly, and re-focus voters' attention on the local issues they are fighting for on their behalf, the question then is if this re-focus will be enough to regain voters, with the backdrop of an increasingly positive economic outlook, and an electorate that broadly believes that the country is currently on the right track.

2. Erik Nelson:

   The dollar has been broadly supported over the past couple of days and is showing some mild signs of recovery after weakness in the prior week.

3. John Feinblatt:

   Instead of looking for a success story in a tragedy, lawmakers should be talking about how they can prevent gun violence in the first place, texas officials should stop ignoring the common-sense and broadly popular solutions that we know work - background checks and red flag laws.

4. Joe Walsh:

   Our founders were very specific as to what treason is. But when you look at traitor more broadly defined, this President betrayed our country again this week.

5. Jerome Powell:

   You are seeing strong durable goods sales. You are seeing housing now contributing to growth for the first time in a while. And you are seeing retail sales, more broadly, monetary policy is also supporting household spending and home buying by keeping the labor market strong, keeping workers incomes rising, and keeping consumer confidence at high levels.