The Collaborative International Dictionary
countywide \countywide\ adj. including or occurring in all parts of a county; as, a countywide war on drugs; countywide elections. [WordNet 1.5] ||
Wiktionary
a. Occurring or extending throughout a county
WordNet
adj. occurring or extending throughout a county; "a countywide war on drugs"; "countywide elections"
Usage examples of "countywide".
Under his proposal, no park could be leased, built upon, or turned over to a commercial enterprise without a countywide referendum.
I pictured merchants and farmers in a countywide radius, traveling hours by wagon to reach the wooded area where their dead would be laid to rest.
She was included in all the city- and countywide shows and never mentioned the blue ribbons scotch-taped to her entries.
Now he and his team were looking for an answer the size of a needle in a countywide haystack, with precious little notion of where to start.
She owned The Brimming Cup across the street, where news and gossip countywide was exchanged over breakfast and lunch.
Dan had first become acquainted with the boy through the Friend-to-Friend Association, a countywide mutual aid ministry for the disabled that Dan and some of the people at his church had helped to establish.
She had anticipated that countywide politics was a necessary part of being elected to the office of sheriff.
Still, I wish she had said something different when I won first place in the countywide spelling bee.
We put out a countywide bulletin, giving a description of Violet and the car she was believed to be driving, and then expanded that to statewide within two days.
Petitions circulated to ban the breed countywide had failed to garner enough signatures.
PM Friday, the elections clerk announced a decisive victory countywide for Tippy-Canoe, old Red Hand Harrison.