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1. broad leaved centaury
noun.
A
variety
of
centaury
with
broad
leaves.
Synonyms
centaury
Featured Games
2. broad-leaved
adjective.
Having
relatively
broad
rather
than
needlelike
or
scalelike
leaves.
Synonyms
deciduous
broadleaf
broad-leafed
Antonyms
evergreen
persistent
half-evergreen
semi-evergreen
3. centaury
noun.
Any
of
various
plants
of
the
genus
Centaurium.
Synonyms
lesser centaury
tufted centaury
genus Centaurium
Centaurium
flower
Centaurium calycosum
slender centaury
seaside centaury
Centaurium scilloides
Centaurium minus
broad leaved centaury
rosita
4. centaury
noun.
Any
plant
of
the
genus
Centaurea.
Synonyms
Centaurea gymnocarpa
genus Centaurea
Centaurea americana
dusty miller
Centaurea cineraria
subshrub
knapweed
Centauria calcitrapa
Centaurea
star-thistle
basket flower
suffrutex
caltrop
5. broad
adjective.
(ˈbrɔd)
Having
great
(or
a
certain)
extent
from
one
side
to
the
other.
Synonyms
panoramic
thick
deep
fanlike
comprehensive
wide
sweeping
breadth
broad-brimmed
bird's-eye
width
beamy
wide-screen
Antonyms
narrow
thin
noncomprehensive
superficial
close
Etymology
broad (English)
brood (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. broad
adjective.
(ˈbrɔd)
Broad
in
scope
or
content.
Synonyms
comprehensive
wide
blanket
extensive
all-encompassing
across-the-board
all-embracing
all-inclusive
encompassing
panoptic
Antonyms
noncomprehensive
mild
penetrable
distributed
scarce
Etymology
broad (English)
brood (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. broad
adjective.
(ˈbrɔd)
Not
detailed
or
specific.
Synonyms
general
unspecific
Antonyms
specific
thinly
fathomable
Etymology
broad (English)
brood (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. broad
adjective.
(ˈbrɔd)
Lacking
subtlety;
obvious.
Synonyms
clear
unsubtle
Antonyms
unclear
distant
intelligible
Etymology
broad (English)
brood (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. broad
adjective.
(ˈbrɔd)
Being
at
a
peak
or
culminating
point.
Synonyms
full
high
Antonyms
low
shallow
explicable
Etymology
broad (English)
brood (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. broad
adjective.
(ˈbrɔd)
Showing
or
characterized
by
broad-mindedness.
Synonyms
large-minded
liberal
broad-minded
tolerant
Antonyms
narrow-minded
thinness
smart
tall
outside
Etymology
broad (English)
brood (Middle English (1100-1500))
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