Abroad and Wide

Abroad

Abroad adverb - To or in a foreign country.
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Wide and abroad are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wide" instead an adverb "Abroad".

Wide

Wide adverb - To a full extent or degree.

Abroad and wide are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Abroad" instead an adverb "Wide".

Nearby Word: widely

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  • Useful Notes / Vietnam The Viet Minh were backed up by China and Soviet Russia abroad and a wide coalition of lesser nationalist and left-wing Indochinese rebel groups who banded together to fight the French, while the French Union were supported by the US, UK, and the Netherlands as well as Indochinese loyalists.
  • Mondegreen HOT by 1Tym, popularized abroad by Pump It UP: The main chorus doesn't translate well to the syllable collection taught with western languages note which makes the Gratuitous English even more jarring resulting in a wide variety of mutations, the most common being "Hot Doogle Doogle Hot"
    Source: Mondegreen
  • Useful Notes / Rodrigo Duterte In addition, despite enjoying wide local support at the beginning of his term (getting a 91% trust rating), he suffers from widespread condemnation abroad, due to being associated with drug-related killings.
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