Breadth
Way
Way noun - The space or amount of space between two points, lines, surfaces, or objects.
Usage example: it's just a little way down the road
Both words in one sentence
- Before the Star Wars prequels revealed the utter depth and breadth of Palpatine's Evil Plan, Grand Admiral Thrawn was often seen this way by fans.
Source: Chessmaster Sidekick - Pandora's plan got close enough to working that magic came within a hair's breadth of changing things, but did send an avatar to inform Pandora (in the most convoluted way possible) of what was going on.
Source: The Unmasqued World -
In 2525, it took weeks for a human vessel to travel from one system to another, and months to cross the breadth of human-controlled space, limited to the Orion spur of the Milky Way galaxy.
Source: Faster-Than-Light Travel
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