Broad and Full of

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Broad adjective - Having a greater than usual measure across.

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Full of and broad are semantically related In some cases you can replace phrase "Full of" with "Broad", this terms are similar.

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Broad and full of are semantically related in thorough topic. Sometimes you can use "Broad" instead an adjective phrase "Full of".

Too Dumb to Live: With LA full of alien monsters eating everything that moves, our heroes decide to try and escape in cars with big, growly engines and in broad daylight.

Source: Film / Skyline
In Radiant Dawn, Nico, a little boy who tries to help Micaiah escape from pursuing soldiers, is killed by said overzealous soldiers, in broad daylight and in a market full of witnesses.

Source: Hide Your Children
He finds himself a bar or club with broad strapping patrons, perhaps full of bikers or steel workers, deep bass music and tall erect steel bars for extra manly effect.

Source: Gay Bar Reveal

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