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dispersed

dih-SPURST
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Dispersed (adjective) means Spread out over an area rather than gathered in one place. Example: “The company has a widely dispersed workforce across several countries.”

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Spread out over an area rather than gathered in one place.
"The company has a widely dispersed workforce across several countries."

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In plain EnglishScattered rather than clustered together.

Common pairings
widely dispersed geographically dispersed
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Comparative
more dispersed
Superlative
most dispersed
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Frequently asked questions

What does “dispersed” mean?
The word “dispersed” means spread out over an area rather than gathered in one place. In plain terms, scattered rather than clustered together.
How do you pronounce “dispersed”?
“Dispersed” is pronounced dih-SPURST (/dɪˈspɝst/ in IPA).
How do you use “dispersed” in a sentence?
Here is “dispersed” used in a sentence: “The company has a widely dispersed workforce across several countries.”
What part of speech is “dispersed”?
“Dispersed” is an adjective.
Is “dispersed” a common word?
“Dispersed” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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