widespread
wahyds pred
- s widely circulated or diffused
a widespread doctrine
widespread fear of nuclear war - s distributed over a considerable extent
widespread nuclear fallout
- Torture became widespread in the early 1990s, but was focused on Islamist militants and their families.
- The campaign reflects widespread disillusionment with the nation's young democracy just nine years after Mexico ended seven decades of one-party rule.
- The illusion that such progress was permanent and irreversible seemed to take root alongside the high-yield hybrids, and the threat of widespread famine was assumed to have passed.