1. Very large in expanse or scope; SYN. spacious, wide.
2. Showing or characterized by broad-mindedness; SYN. liberal, tolerant.
3. Not detailed or specific; SYN. unspecific.
4. Lacking subtlety; obvious; SYN. unsubtle.
5. (Of speech) Heavily and noticeably regional
Being at a peak or culminating point; SYN. full.
(1887-1971) British philosopher who appreciated the importance of science and psychology. His books include Perception, Physics and Reality 1914 and Lectures on Psychic Research 1962, discussing scientific evidence for survival after death.
Množina: broads
Slang term for a woman