In contemporary English, 'the breadth of possibilities' and 'a breadth of possibilities' are often indistinguishable in meaning; thus, either one can be used. Exceptions to this general rule can be found, however. For example, where there is a well-defined 'breadth of possibilities' that one intends to draw attention to, the definite article ('the') is most proper. Where the 'breadth of possibilities' is general, undefined, or merely potential, the indefinite article ('a') is typically most expressive.
Oh, dude, the verb form of "breadth" is actually "broaden." So, like, if you want to talk about making something wider or expanding its scope, you'd say you're "broadening" it. But hey, who really uses "breadth" in everyday conversation anyway, am I right?
The possibilities were endless.We need to list all of the possibilities.
The term 'breadth' generally refers to the width of something or the distance from side to side. The term can also refer to the wide scope or extent of something, such as the breadth of an answer.
Breadth of literature means a wide range of literature.
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yes breadth.
There are many possibilities. One is a rectangle with length 9.60555128 and breadth 2.39444872 units (to 8 dp).
so why do you use breadth instead of width? Aren't they both same?
Julie's professor always astonished her with his breadth of knowledge about Shakespear's plays, poems and his life: he could answer any question.
breadth
Breathe or breadth?
Two. Usually called length and breadth.
multiply all the dimensions.... height, length and breadth.
We use perimeter to measure the length and breadth so that we can easily find out the measurement of a figure
The breadth of my foot is 3 inches. Breadth: in this sense means width.
Yes breadth is the same as width, you have width or breadth, depth and length !! uhu
Oh, dude, the verb form of "breadth" is actually "broaden." So, like, if you want to talk about making something wider or expanding its scope, you'd say you're "broadening" it. But hey, who really uses "breadth" in everyday conversation anyway, am I right?