widely

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• /ˈwaɪdli/
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• CMU ARPABET: W AY1 D L IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English wijdly, equivalent to wide + -ly.

53 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: шыро́ка (šyróka) — commonly, generally
• Bulgarian: широко (široko) — commonly, generally
• Czech: široce — commonly, generally
• Czech: široko — commonly, generally
• Esperanto: vaste — commonly, generally
• Finnish: laajalti — commonly, generally
• French: largement — commonly, generally
• French: généralement — commonly, generally
• French: fréquemment — commonly, generally
• French: communément — commonly, generally
• German: breit — commonly, generally
• Italian: comunemente — commonly, generally
• Italian: generalmente — commonly, generally
• Italian: diffusamente — commonly, generally
• Italian: universalmente — commonly, generally
• Italian: popolarmente — commonly, generally
• Polish: szeroko — commonly, generally
• Portuguese: amplamente — commonly, generally
• Russian: широко́ (širokó) — commonly, generally
• Scottish Gaelic: san fharsaingeachd — commonly, generally
• Serbo-Croatian: широко — commonly, generally
• Serbo-Croatian: široko — commonly, generally
• Slovak: široko — commonly, generally
• Slovene: široko — commonly, generally
• Spanish: comúnmente — commonly, generally
• Spanish: generalmente — commonly, generally
• Spanish: frecuentemente — commonly, generally
• Swedish: allmänt — commonly, generally
• Tamil: பரவலாக (paravalāka) — commonly, generally
• Telugu: విస్తృతంగా (vistr̥taṅgā) — commonly, generally
• Ukrainian: ши́роко (šýroko) — commonly, generally
• Belarusian: далёка (daljóka) — separated by a large distance
• Bulgarian: дале́ч (daléč) — separated by a large distance
• Bulgarian: дале́че (daléče) — separated by a large distance
• Czech: daleko — separated by a large distance
• Finnish: suuresti — separated by a large distance
• French: largement — separated by a large distance
• French: grandement — separated by a large distance
• German: entfernt — separated by a large distance
• Italian: distantemente — separated by a large distance
• Italian: estesamente — separated by a large distance
• Macedonian: далеку (daleku) — separated by a large distance
• Polish: daleko — separated by a large distance
• Portuguese: distantemente — separated by a large distance
• Russian: далеко́ (dalekó) — separated by a large distance
• Serbo-Croatian: далеко — separated by a large distance
• Serbo-Croatian: daleko — separated by a large distance
• Slovak: ďaleko — separated by a large distance
• Slovene: daleč — separated by a large distance
• Spanish: extensamente — separated by a large distance
• Spanish: ampliamente — separated by a large distance
• Swedish: vitt — separated by a large distance
• Ukrainian: дале́ко (daléko) — separated by a large distance