Synonyms for bandwidth
ˈbændˌwɪdθ, -ˌwɪtθband·width

Princeton's WordNet

1. bandwidthnoun

   a data transmission rate; the maximum amount of information (bits/second) that can be transmitted along a channel

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1. • Information Measure

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1. List of paraphrases for "bandwidth":

   broadband, width, band, banda, bw, narrowband

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1. Gigi Sohn:

   Theres going to be a lot of people, teleworking, a lot of kids learning from home. So that is going to mean there needs to be more bandwidth.

2. Bryan Fuller:

   We had been telling the story of Hannibal Lecter, foreigner in America, so far, and now we transition the story, he's returning to more familiar settings to lick his wounds. It allows us to explore the emotional bandwidth of his character and see him pining for his friend Will.

3. Helima Croft:

   Russia's foreign exchange reserves have swelled on the back of rising commodities prices, as well as key fiscal reforms such as raising the retirement age, potentially giving it more financial bandwidth to endure additional western sanctions.

4. Paul Offit:

   You let the the first people who volunteer to get these vaccines be older adults, and then middle aged adults, and then we work our way down the age ladder, somebody may ask,' Gee, why don't you do them simultaneously ?' Well, there's not that bandwidth. You just can't do too many trials simultaneously.

5. David Andelman:

   What Veterans's What Veterans, the Republican Party has become this enormous troll farm. And you know, at the top you have Donald Trump troll and Donald Trump occupies most of the bandwidth so if you're going to get any attention and you want to raise funds you've got to do outrageous things... and eventually one grabs.