widen in Latin
widen in Latin is ampliō — widen means to become wider.
widen in Latin
ampliō
(transitive) To make wide or wider.
What does "widen" mean?
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verb To become wider.
"Her eyes widened in surprise."
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verb To make something wider or broader.
"The council plans to widen the motorway next year."
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widen in a sentence
- Her eyes widened in surprise.
- The road widens just past the bridge.
- The council plans to widen the motorway next year.
- The new policy will widen access to healthcare.
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What is "widen" in Latin?
"widen" in Latin is ampliō. widen means: To become wider.
How do you use "widen" in a sentence?
Example: "Her eyes widened in surprise." In Latin, "widen" is ampliō.
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