- far and wide
- adverbover great areas or distances; everywhere-
he traveled far and wide
-the news spread far and wide
-people came from far and near
-searched for the child far and near
• Syn: ↑far and near* * *
adverbsee far and near* * *
far and near or far and wideEverywhere, all about• • •Main Entry: ↑far* * *
far and wide phrasein a large area or in many different places, some of them a long way awayfrom far and wide:People came from far and wide to see the show.
Thesaurus: present everywhere or in many placessynonymMain entry: far* * *
over a large areathe high plains where bison roamed far and wide
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far and wide1 : in every directionWe searched far and wide [=everywhere] for the lost cat.
: in many different places : very widelyHe's known far and wide for his skill as a cook.
2 : distant placesPeople came from far and wide to attend the fair.
• • •Main Entry: ↑far————————• • •Main Entry: ↑wide* * *
far and ˈwide idiomover a large area•
They searched far and wide for the missing child.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.