Makes wider

Usage examples of broadens.

And who that hears her now and yields His being to her yearning tones, And seats his soul upon her wings, And broadens o'er the wind-swept world With her, will gather in the flight More knowledge of her secret, more Delight in her beneficence, Than hours of musing, or the lore That lives with men could ever give!

The river broadens with his waking bliss And throws up islands to behold the light.

It is an attractive back, he discovers as he pushes down the sheet to reveal where it broadens into equally attractive buttocks.

Somini Sengupta, "UN Broadens List of Products Iraq Can Import," The New York Times, May 15, 2002.

Bob Woodward, "President Broadens Anti-Hussein Order," The Washington Post, June 16, 2002, pp.

Actually, a couple weeks into the obsession Ewell broadens his dermo-taxonomy to include a third category, Bikers, of whom there are presently none in Ennet House but plenty around the area's AA meetings, in beards and leather vests and apparently having to meet some kind of weight-requirement of at least 200 kilos.

Gately's smile broadens as he's shoved slightly forward by Lenz as Lenz recoils backward off him to run from the guys' shrieking charge.

The driveway broadens gradually into a like delta and then a parking lot of mint-white gravel, and the physical Q.

Her smile broadens into laughter, wrinkling the skin around her eyes and lifting her cheeks so they become shiny and prominent like two small apples.

I think you need a little marital tussle sometimes - broadens the horizons.