Synonyms & Antonyms : Wide
Wide
( Adjective )
Keep the doors wide open.
Synonyms:
Expansive
Spacious
Large
Broad
Extensive
Contextual Examples:
The stream is expansive for the water carried. Hence it is not deep.
This spacious bungalow belongs to the state government. It is used as a guest house.
A large crowd gathered at the boat club to listen to the esteemed opposition leader.
This article gives a broad outline of the agreement reached between India and the USSR.
The agreement provides for extensive cooperation between the two counties in science, trade and economic fields.
Antonyms:
Narrow
Cramped
Confined
Circumscribed
Close
Limited
Small
Contextual Examples:
A narrow lane connects the two main roads in the city.
The houses built in this colony are cramped and unventilated.
The development here is confined to the provision of drinking water and electricity. There are no good roads, streets or sanitation.
This lake is circumscribed by a wide road on all sides.
The children are close to each other in young age.
I have only a limited use for my truck. Shall I hire it to other farmers?
Mine is a very small house a bed cum-drawing room; a kitchen and a bathroom.
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