Definition of widely in English:

widely

adverb ˈwʌɪdliˈwaɪdli

1Far apart; with a wide space or interval between.
a tall man with widely spaced eyes
Example sentencesExamples
- The smile on my face widened again and I turned back to Jake who was smiling widely as well.
- Amanda walked through the door and smiled widely as she stepped up to the podium.
- After a single knock on the door, Amy swung it open, smiling widely at the two of us.
- Suarez smiled widely, assuring the lady he wanted everything in the account.
- When I got to my classroom Will was already seated, and sickeningly, he smiled widely at me when I entered.
- Both have a flat face, widely spaced eyes, broad nose, large nostrils and full lips.
- She smiled widely at him, before dropping to her knees and motioning for him to do the same.
- She was standing on the front verandah when he got down there and she smiled at him widely when he opened the front door.
- The laminated frames were widely spaced to ensure that the hull strength was to scale with the original.
- He bounded into the room, smiling widely and apologising profusely for being just a few minutes late.
- She shoved her way to the front of the line and smiled widely at the petite female behind the counter.
- I smiled widely, flipping open my binder to my homework from the night before.
- Moreover the lesions are often widely spaced and not suitable for resection.
- She opened her eyes and smiled widely as she saw the face of her beloved husband.
- Towards the shore in just 9m of water were three lovely coral pinnacles, widely spaced but almost in a row.
- There are a few cairns, but do not rely on them, as they are widely spaced and small.
- Our hair blowing into our eyes, we stand on the beach, smiling widely at the camera.
- In the picture she had long hair, and was smiling so widely her features were hard to make out.
- The full tillering capacity of wheat is only realised if plants are widely spaced and have plentiful nutrition.
- Each mast is supported on four legs, spaced widely enough for articulated lorries to pass underneath.
1. 1.1 To a large degree in nature or character (used to describe considerable variation or difference)
  lending policies vary widely between different banks
  as submodifier people in widely different circumstances
  Example sentencesExamples
  The date and length of the flowering season varied widely among the different clones.
  Retail prices vary widely, but the industry is considered to be quite profitable.
  The scope of the duty varies widely according to the nature of the employment.
  As might be expected, their verses reflect widely different experiences of Ireland.
  Heavy coffee drinkers who suddenly stop drinking the stuff often get headaches, but tolerance varies widely.
  Yet just by looking at the English and German sites we see widely different layouts.
  Precise laws governed their administration, yet they differed widely in character.
  But this is effectively where the comparison ends, because they are two widely different books.
  There were also widely different figures for donations between all three accounts.
  Children across the world, from widely different backgrounds, celebrate their coming of age.
  The union also said the use of the orders varied widely in different parts of the country.
  Chuck and Ellen have posted widely different reports about this movie in recent days.
  Interest rates vary widely, so switching lenders can bring savings.
  This week's Westmorland Gazette reveals two widely different viewpoints about Kendal and its future.
  Sometimes quite separate items of news from widely different places can appear to be connected.
  The static and dynamic characteristics of these two types of vehicles vary widely.
  In a similar way, the opinions of conservatives could vary widely.
  State laws vary widely, with some allowing specific forms of gambling within their borders.
  Their motives in choosing things can vary fairly widely, but it will never be anything to do with the garments themselves.
  This script is characterised by elegant angular forms that were to vary widely.
2Over a large area or range; extensively.
Deborah has travelled widely
as submodifier she was widely read
Example sentencesExamples
- He read widely and drew inspiration from everywhere, freely adapting ideas he liked into his personal mythology.
- He was widely read and took a keen interest in history, current affairs, politics and religion.
- He read widely and had an extensive knowledge of world religions, politics, and world affairs.
- I travelled widely and my photos appeared everywhere, as if it mattered.
- The festival will link literacy and literature, and encourage people to read more widely and discerningly.
- I think it's the duty of any serious reader to read as widely and as disparately as they can.
- She loved art, travel, and parties, and read widely in Russian and French as well as English.
- The lynx once ranged widely across Europe, but hunting and habitat loss have taken their toll.
- As someone who classes themselves as widely read on the occult area the only thing I know is that I don't know enough.
- Sailor Maria Coleman is widely travelled and has come across the full spectrum of conditions.
- It was during that time I started to read widely so it wasn't all that bad.
- Car tourers in general tend to stay longer, spend more and travel more widely around the countryside.
- You know, for a guy who works for an airline, you'd think I'd have travelled a little more widely.
- He was educated at Harrow, spent his childhood in England, travelled widely yet returned to his estate to retire.
- She sums up the fierce sense of loyalty many caravanners have to the East Coast, although she has travelled widely abroad.
- Northcliffe travelled widely and consorted freely with statesmen and politicians not to mention royalty.
- Over her three months there, she travelled widely and stayed in people's homes.
- He travelled widely and made little attempt to hide his operations.
- I developed a taste for crime fiction, which I carried on reading widely.
- He met everyone, saw every film, and seems to have read widely too.
Synonyms
everywhere, all over, all around, in all places, in every place, far and wide, far and near, here, there, and everywhere, extensively, exhaustively, thoroughly, widely, broadly, in every nook and cranny
1. 2.1 By many people or in many places.
  credit cards are widely accepted
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was a matured, widely respected and accepted political leader of his time.
  By the 1960s, the use of gloves to improve the grip was widely accepted.
  John is widely regarded as one of the world's finest interpreters of Beethoven's piano works.
  She's widely regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the world, but even she's not immune to the pain of a broken heart.
  Profits will come from services that either utilise widely accepted technology or are not dependant on any one system.
  In the beginning the Universe was created… This made a lot of people angry and was widely regarded as a bad move.
  As for money, credit cards are widely accepted in most countries and cash machines are increasingly commonplace.
  It is widely accepted that workers are being priced out of London because wages cannot keep up with spiralling house prices.
  Controls introduced here to tackle the disease are widely regarded as being among the best in the world.
  Video and film as an art-form became widely accepted in Chinese art circles in 1996.
  He is widely regarded as the world's best and most inventive chef.
  The system EDS put in place to support the Tax Credit system was widely regarded as a complete and utter shambles.
  Major credit cards are widely accepted, even in some of the remotest spots.
  As his views and his persona both became better known, he was widely regarded as a goofball.
  This is the official story, the one most widely accepted, the one that future generations will tell.
  The bluebell is widely regarded as an emblem of the British countryside, covering forest floors up and down the country.
  Now in their fourth year, the Awards are widely regarded as the most prestigious and high-profile of their kind.
  The Stonewall riot is widely regarded as the birth of the modern gay rights movement.
  It is widely accepted that the ‘celebrity’ phenomenon as it is today can be traced back to Byron.
  Yet the price of these disproportional outcomes has widely been regarded as acceptable.
  Synonyms
  widely, generally, universally, commonly, by all, by many, by most, usually, regularly, customarily, habitually, conventionally, ordinarily, traditionally, as a rule

Definition of widely in US English:

widely

adverbˈwīdlēˈwaɪdli

1Over a wide area or at a wide interval.
a tall man with widely spaced eyes
he smiled widely and held out a hand
Example sentencesExamples
- There are a few cairns, but do not rely on them, as they are widely spaced and small.
- In the picture she had long hair, and was smiling so widely her features were hard to make out.
- Amanda walked through the door and smiled widely as she stepped up to the podium.
- The smile on my face widened again and I turned back to Jake who was smiling widely as well.
- She was standing on the front verandah when he got down there and she smiled at him widely when he opened the front door.
- He bounded into the room, smiling widely and apologising profusely for being just a few minutes late.
- She opened her eyes and smiled widely as she saw the face of her beloved husband.
- Our hair blowing into our eyes, we stand on the beach, smiling widely at the camera.
- Moreover the lesions are often widely spaced and not suitable for resection.
- She shoved her way to the front of the line and smiled widely at the petite female behind the counter.
- Towards the shore in just 9m of water were three lovely coral pinnacles, widely spaced but almost in a row.
- When I got to my classroom Will was already seated, and sickeningly, he smiled widely at me when I entered.
- After a single knock on the door, Amy swung it open, smiling widely at the two of us.
- Suarez smiled widely, assuring the lady he wanted everything in the account.
- She smiled widely at him, before dropping to her knees and motioning for him to do the same.
- Both have a flat face, widely spaced eyes, broad nose, large nostrils and full lips.
- I smiled widely, flipping open my binder to my homework from the night before.
- Each mast is supported on four legs, spaced widely enough for articulated lorries to pass underneath.
- The laminated frames were widely spaced to ensure that the hull strength was to scale with the original.
- The full tillering capacity of wheat is only realised if plants are widely spaced and have plentiful nutrition.
1. 1.1 To a large degree in nature or character (used to describe considerable variation or difference)
  lending policies vary widely between different banks
  as submodifier people in widely different circumstances
  Example sentencesExamples
  The union also said the use of the orders varied widely in different parts of the country.
  In a similar way, the opinions of conservatives could vary widely.
  The static and dynamic characteristics of these two types of vehicles vary widely.
  Chuck and Ellen have posted widely different reports about this movie in recent days.
  Interest rates vary widely, so switching lenders can bring savings.
  Yet just by looking at the English and German sites we see widely different layouts.
  Heavy coffee drinkers who suddenly stop drinking the stuff often get headaches, but tolerance varies widely.
  The date and length of the flowering season varied widely among the different clones.
  Children across the world, from widely different backgrounds, celebrate their coming of age.
  Retail prices vary widely, but the industry is considered to be quite profitable.
  This script is characterised by elegant angular forms that were to vary widely.
  Sometimes quite separate items of news from widely different places can appear to be connected.
  State laws vary widely, with some allowing specific forms of gambling within their borders.
  Their motives in choosing things can vary fairly widely, but it will never be anything to do with the garments themselves.
  The scope of the duty varies widely according to the nature of the employment.
  This week's Westmorland Gazette reveals two widely different viewpoints about Kendal and its future.
  But this is effectively where the comparison ends, because they are two widely different books.
  There were also widely different figures for donations between all three accounts.
  Precise laws governed their administration, yet they differed widely in character.
  As might be expected, their verses reflect widely different experiences of Ireland.
2Over a large area or range; extensively.
Deborah has traveled widely
as submodifier she was widely read
Example sentencesExamples
- As someone who classes themselves as widely read on the occult area the only thing I know is that I don't know enough.
- He read widely and drew inspiration from everywhere, freely adapting ideas he liked into his personal mythology.
- The lynx once ranged widely across Europe, but hunting and habitat loss have taken their toll.
- Northcliffe travelled widely and consorted freely with statesmen and politicians not to mention royalty.
- The festival will link literacy and literature, and encourage people to read more widely and discerningly.
- Over her three months there, she travelled widely and stayed in people's homes.
- I travelled widely and my photos appeared everywhere, as if it mattered.
- Car tourers in general tend to stay longer, spend more and travel more widely around the countryside.
- He was educated at Harrow, spent his childhood in England, travelled widely yet returned to his estate to retire.
- I think it's the duty of any serious reader to read as widely and as disparately as they can.
- I developed a taste for crime fiction, which I carried on reading widely.
- He read widely and had an extensive knowledge of world religions, politics, and world affairs.
- He met everyone, saw every film, and seems to have read widely too.
- It was during that time I started to read widely so it wasn't all that bad.
- You know, for a guy who works for an airline, you'd think I'd have travelled a little more widely.
- He was widely read and took a keen interest in history, current affairs, politics and religion.
- She sums up the fierce sense of loyalty many caravanners have to the East Coast, although she has travelled widely abroad.
- He travelled widely and made little attempt to hide his operations.
- She loved art, travel, and parties, and read widely in Russian and French as well as English.
- Sailor Maria Coleman is widely travelled and has come across the full spectrum of conditions.
Synonyms
everywhere, all over, all around, in all places, in every place, far and wide, far and near, here, there, and everywhere, extensively, exhaustively, thoroughly, widely, broadly, in every nook and cranny
1. 2.1 By many people or in many places.
  credit cards are widely accepted
  Example sentencesExamples
  Video and film as an art-form became widely accepted in Chinese art circles in 1996.
  As his views and his persona both became better known, he was widely regarded as a goofball.
  Major credit cards are widely accepted, even in some of the remotest spots.
  He was a matured, widely respected and accepted political leader of his time.
  John is widely regarded as one of the world's finest interpreters of Beethoven's piano works.
  Yet the price of these disproportional outcomes has widely been regarded as acceptable.
  It is widely accepted that workers are being priced out of London because wages cannot keep up with spiralling house prices.
  Profits will come from services that either utilise widely accepted technology or are not dependant on any one system.
  In the beginning the Universe was created… This made a lot of people angry and was widely regarded as a bad move.
  She's widely regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the world, but even she's not immune to the pain of a broken heart.
  The system EDS put in place to support the Tax Credit system was widely regarded as a complete and utter shambles.
  It is widely accepted that the ‘celebrity’ phenomenon as it is today can be traced back to Byron.
  By the 1960s, the use of gloves to improve the grip was widely accepted.
  He is widely regarded as the world's best and most inventive chef.
  This is the official story, the one most widely accepted, the one that future generations will tell.
  As for money, credit cards are widely accepted in most countries and cash machines are increasingly commonplace.
  The bluebell is widely regarded as an emblem of the British countryside, covering forest floors up and down the country.
  Controls introduced here to tackle the disease are widely regarded as being among the best in the world.
  The Stonewall riot is widely regarded as the birth of the modern gay rights movement.
  Now in their fourth year, the Awards are widely regarded as the most prestigious and high-profile of their kind.
  Synonyms
  widely, generally, universally, commonly, by all, by many, by most, usually, regularly, customarily, habitually, conventionally, ordinarily, traditionally, as a rule

单词	widely
释义	Definition of widely in English: widely adverb ˈwʌɪdliˈwaɪdli 1Far apart; with a wide space or interval between. a tall man with widely spaced eyes Example sentencesExamples The smile on my face widened again and I turned back to Jake who was smiling widely as well. Amanda walked through the door and smiled widely as she stepped up to the podium. After a single knock on the door, Amy swung it open, smiling widely at the two of us. Suarez smiled widely, assuring the lady he wanted everything in the account. When I got to my classroom Will was already seated, and sickeningly, he smiled widely at me when I entered. Both have a flat face, widely spaced eyes, broad nose, large nostrils and full lips. She smiled widely at him, before dropping to her knees and motioning for him to do the same. She was standing on the front verandah when he got down there and she smiled at him widely when he opened the front door. The laminated frames were widely spaced to ensure that the hull strength was to scale with the original. He bounded into the room, smiling widely and apologising profusely for being just a few minutes late. She shoved her way to the front of the line and smiled widely at the petite female behind the counter. I smiled widely, flipping open my binder to my homework from the night before. Moreover the lesions are often widely spaced and not suitable for resection. She opened her eyes and smiled widely as she saw the face of her beloved husband. Towards the shore in just 9m of water were three lovely coral pinnacles, widely spaced but almost in a row. There are a few cairns, but do not rely on them, as they are widely spaced and small. Our hair blowing into our eyes, we stand on the beach, smiling widely at the camera. In the picture she had long hair, and was smiling so widely her features were hard to make out. The full tillering capacity of wheat is only realised if plants are widely spaced and have plentiful nutrition. Each mast is supported on four legs, spaced widely enough for articulated lorries to pass underneath. 1.1 To a large degree in nature or character (used to describe considerable variation or difference) lending policies vary widely between different banks as submodifier people in widely different circumstances Example sentencesExamples The date and length of the flowering season varied widely among the different clones. Retail prices vary widely, but the industry is considered to be quite profitable. The scope of the duty varies widely according to the nature of the employment. As might be expected, their verses reflect widely different experiences of Ireland. Heavy coffee drinkers who suddenly stop drinking the stuff often get headaches, but tolerance varies widely. Yet just by looking at the English and German sites we see widely different layouts. Precise laws governed their administration, yet they differed widely in character. But this is effectively where the comparison ends, because they are two widely different books. There were also widely different figures for donations between all three accounts. Children across the world, from widely different backgrounds, celebrate their coming of age. The union also said the use of the orders varied widely in different parts of the country. Chuck and Ellen have posted widely different reports about this movie in recent days. Interest rates vary widely, so switching lenders can bring savings. This week's Westmorland Gazette reveals two widely different viewpoints about Kendal and its future. Sometimes quite separate items of news from widely different places can appear to be connected. The static and dynamic characteristics of these two types of vehicles vary widely. In a similar way, the opinions of conservatives could vary widely. State laws vary widely, with some allowing specific forms of gambling within their borders. Their motives in choosing things can vary fairly widely, but it will never be anything to do with the garments themselves. This script is characterised by elegant angular forms that were to vary widely. 2Over a large area or range; extensively. Deborah has travelled widely as submodifier she was widely read Example sentencesExamples He read widely and drew inspiration from everywhere, freely adapting ideas he liked into his personal mythology. He was widely read and took a keen interest in history, current affairs, politics and religion. He read widely and had an extensive knowledge of world religions, politics, and world affairs. I travelled widely and my photos appeared everywhere, as if it mattered. The festival will link literacy and literature, and encourage people to read more widely and discerningly. I think it's the duty of any serious reader to read as widely and as disparately as they can. She loved art, travel, and parties, and read widely in Russian and French as well as English. The lynx once ranged widely across Europe, but hunting and habitat loss have taken their toll. As someone who classes themselves as widely read on the occult area the only thing I know is that I don't know enough. Sailor Maria Coleman is widely travelled and has come across the full spectrum of conditions. It was during that time I started to read widely so it wasn't all that bad. Car tourers in general tend to stay longer, spend more and travel more widely around the countryside. You know, for a guy who works for an airline, you'd think I'd have travelled a little more widely. He was educated at Harrow, spent his childhood in England, travelled widely yet returned to his estate to retire. She sums up the fierce sense of loyalty many caravanners have to the East Coast, although she has travelled widely abroad. Northcliffe travelled widely and consorted freely with statesmen and politicians not to mention royalty. Over her three months there, she travelled widely and stayed in people's homes. He travelled widely and made little attempt to hide his operations. I developed a taste for crime fiction, which I carried on reading widely. He met everyone, saw every film, and seems to have read widely too. Synonyms everywhere, all over, all around, in all places, in every place, far and wide, far and near, here, there, and everywhere, extensively, exhaustively, thoroughly, widely, broadly, in every nook and cranny 2.1 By many people or in many places. credit cards are widely accepted Example sentencesExamples He was a matured, widely respected and accepted political leader of his time. By the 1960s, the use of gloves to improve the grip was widely accepted. John is widely regarded as one of the world's finest interpreters of Beethoven's piano works. She's widely regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the world, but even she's not immune to the pain of a broken heart. Profits will come from services that either utilise widely accepted technology or are not dependant on any one system. In the beginning the Universe was created… This made a lot of people angry and was widely regarded as a bad move. As for money, credit cards are widely accepted in most countries and cash machines are increasingly commonplace. It is widely accepted that workers are being priced out of London because wages cannot keep up with spiralling house prices. Controls introduced here to tackle the disease are widely regarded as being among the best in the world. Video and film as an art-form became widely accepted in Chinese art circles in 1996. He is widely regarded as the world's best and most inventive chef. The system EDS put in place to support the Tax Credit system was widely regarded as a complete and utter shambles. Major credit cards are widely accepted, even in some of the remotest spots. As his views and his persona both became better known, he was widely regarded as a goofball. This is the official story, the one most widely accepted, the one that future generations will tell. The bluebell is widely regarded as an emblem of the British countryside, covering forest floors up and down the country. Now in their fourth year, the Awards are widely regarded as the most prestigious and high-profile of their kind. The Stonewall riot is widely regarded as the birth of the modern gay rights movement. It is widely accepted that the ‘celebrity’ phenomenon as it is today can be traced back to Byron. Yet the price of these disproportional outcomes has widely been regarded as acceptable. Synonyms widely, generally, universally, commonly, by all, by many, by most, usually, regularly, customarily, habitually, conventionally, ordinarily, traditionally, as a rule Definition of widely in US English: widely adverbˈwīdlēˈwaɪdli 1Over a wide area or at a wide interval. a tall man with widely spaced eyes he smiled widely and held out a hand Example sentencesExamples There are a few cairns, but do not rely on them, as they are widely spaced and small. In the picture she had long hair, and was smiling so widely her features were hard to make out. Amanda walked through the door and smiled widely as she stepped up to the podium. The smile on my face widened again and I turned back to Jake who was smiling widely as well. She was standing on the front verandah when he got down there and she smiled at him widely when he opened the front door. He bounded into the room, smiling widely and apologising profusely for being just a few minutes late. She opened her eyes and smiled widely as she saw the face of her beloved husband. Our hair blowing into our eyes, we stand on the beach, smiling widely at the camera. Moreover the lesions are often widely spaced and not suitable for resection. She shoved her way to the front of the line and smiled widely at the petite female behind the counter. Towards the shore in just 9m of water were three lovely coral pinnacles, widely spaced but almost in a row. When I got to my classroom Will was already seated, and sickeningly, he smiled widely at me when I entered. After a single knock on the door, Amy swung it open, smiling widely at the two of us. Suarez smiled widely, assuring the lady he wanted everything in the account. She smiled widely at him, before dropping to her knees and motioning for him to do the same. Both have a flat face, widely spaced eyes, broad nose, large nostrils and full lips. I smiled widely, flipping open my binder to my homework from the night before. Each mast is supported on four legs, spaced widely enough for articulated lorries to pass underneath. The laminated frames were widely spaced to ensure that the hull strength was to scale with the original. The full tillering capacity of wheat is only realised if plants are widely spaced and have plentiful nutrition. 1.1 To a large degree in nature or character (used to describe considerable variation or difference) lending policies vary widely between different banks as submodifier people in widely different circumstances Example sentencesExamples The union also said the use of the orders varied widely in different parts of the country. In a similar way, the opinions of conservatives could vary widely. The static and dynamic characteristics of these two types of vehicles vary widely. Chuck and Ellen have posted widely different reports about this movie in recent days. Interest rates vary widely, so switching lenders can bring savings. Yet just by looking at the English and German sites we see widely different layouts. Heavy coffee drinkers who suddenly stop drinking the stuff often get headaches, but tolerance varies widely. The date and length of the flowering season varied widely among the different clones. Children across the world, from widely different backgrounds, celebrate their coming of age. Retail prices vary widely, but the industry is considered to be quite profitable. This script is characterised by elegant angular forms that were to vary widely. Sometimes quite separate items of news from widely different places can appear to be connected. State laws vary widely, with some allowing specific forms of gambling within their borders. Their motives in choosing things can vary fairly widely, but it will never be anything to do with the garments themselves. The scope of the duty varies widely according to the nature of the employment. This week's Westmorland Gazette reveals two widely different viewpoints about Kendal and its future. But this is effectively where the comparison ends, because they are two widely different books. There were also widely different figures for donations between all three accounts. Precise laws governed their administration, yet they differed widely in character. As might be expected, their verses reflect widely different experiences of Ireland. 2Over a large area or range; extensively. Deborah has traveled widely as submodifier she was widely read Example sentencesExamples As someone who classes themselves as widely read on the occult area the only thing I know is that I don't know enough. He read widely and drew inspiration from everywhere, freely adapting ideas he liked into his personal mythology. The lynx once ranged widely across Europe, but hunting and habitat loss have taken their toll. Northcliffe travelled widely and consorted freely with statesmen and politicians not to mention royalty. The festival will link literacy and literature, and encourage people to read more widely and discerningly. Over her three months there, she travelled widely and stayed in people's homes. I travelled widely and my photos appeared everywhere, as if it mattered. Car tourers in general tend to stay longer, spend more and travel more widely around the countryside. He was educated at Harrow, spent his childhood in England, travelled widely yet returned to his estate to retire. I think it's the duty of any serious reader to read as widely and as disparately as they can. I developed a taste for crime fiction, which I carried on reading widely. He read widely and had an extensive knowledge of world religions, politics, and world affairs. He met everyone, saw every film, and seems to have read widely too. It was during that time I started to read widely so it wasn't all that bad. You know, for a guy who works for an airline, you'd think I'd have travelled a little more widely. He was widely read and took a keen interest in history, current affairs, politics and religion. She sums up the fierce sense of loyalty many caravanners have to the East Coast, although she has travelled widely abroad. He travelled widely and made little attempt to hide his operations. She loved art, travel, and parties, and read widely in Russian and French as well as English. Sailor Maria Coleman is widely travelled and has come across the full spectrum of conditions. Synonyms everywhere, all over, all around, in all places, in every place, far and wide, far and near, here, there, and everywhere, extensively, exhaustively, thoroughly, widely, broadly, in every nook and cranny 2.1 By many people or in many places. credit cards are widely accepted Example sentencesExamples Video and film as an art-form became widely accepted in Chinese art circles in 1996. As his views and his persona both became better known, he was widely regarded as a goofball. Major credit cards are widely accepted, even in some of the remotest spots. He was a matured, widely respected and accepted political leader of his time. John is widely regarded as one of the world's finest interpreters of Beethoven's piano works. Yet the price of these disproportional outcomes has widely been regarded as acceptable. It is widely accepted that workers are being priced out of London because wages cannot keep up with spiralling house prices. Profits will come from services that either utilise widely accepted technology or are not dependant on any one system. In the beginning the Universe was created… This made a lot of people angry and was widely regarded as a bad move. She's widely regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the world, but even she's not immune to the pain of a broken heart. The system EDS put in place to support the Tax Credit system was widely regarded as a complete and utter shambles. It is widely accepted that the ‘celebrity’ phenomenon as it is today can be traced back to Byron. By the 1960s, the use of gloves to improve the grip was widely accepted. He is widely regarded as the world's best and most inventive chef. This is the official story, the one most widely accepted, the one that future generations will tell. As for money, credit cards are widely accepted in most countries and cash machines are increasingly commonplace. The bluebell is widely regarded as an emblem of the British countryside, covering forest floors up and down the country. Controls introduced here to tackle the disease are widely regarded as being among the best in the world. The Stonewall riot is widely regarded as the birth of the modern gay rights movement. Now in their fourth year, the Awards are widely regarded as the most prestigious and high-profile of their kind. Synonyms widely, generally, universally, commonly, by all, by many, by most, usually, regularly, customarily, habitually, conventionally, ordinarily, traditionally, as a rule
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