breadth
keluasan
definition
noun
a black sweater outlined the breadth of his shoulders
the distance or measurement from side to side of something; width.
example
The stone is about twelve feet in height and four in 'breadth' with the hole near the top.
Moreover, it should be expanded in 'breadth' and depth.
Equality, 'breadth' and extent of work done by individuals within their grade in respective fields varies enormously.
Only the love of life gives the artist his unreserved truthfulness towards everything that he perceives and reproduces, his 'breadth' , scope and depth of vision.
Obviously the rest of the car's dimensions will be taxed as well - its length, 'breadth' and height.
The rock itself is about 300 ft in 'breadth' and the highest point is about 30 ft above the water.
The rest of the part of the sleeves freely hung down to the floor in a triangle 'breadth' of cloth.
she has the advantage of 'breadth' of experience
Yet what these smaller blooms lack in 'breadth' they make up for in volume.
To take advantage of all this 'breadth' and depth, though, students need room to maneuver.
Beacon is undeniably dedicated to demonstrating the gravity, 'breadth' and sheer staying power of what these artists have done.
The three dimensions of space are even more obviously dimensions of variation in this generic sense: spatially extended things can vary in certain ways along their width, 'breadth' , or height.
It needs real grit and guts to traverse the entire length and 'breadth' of the country on a bicycle and that too all alone.
Only occasionally does the 'breadth' of his work betray him.
In terms of its 'breadth' and diversity of experience, it is impressive.
Nor, having only length, 'breadth' , and thickness, can a cube have a real existence.
Although the stream that runs through the village's main lowland rarely exceeds two meters in 'breadth' and a meter in depth, residents claim it always carries water.
His later paintings do not match the 'breadth' and subtlety developed subsequently by van Goyen and Ruysdael.
The trouble is that news agencies and many, if not most, of their operatives choose not to bring balance and 'breadth' to their coverage of affairs.
This includes art jewelry of unprecedented conceptual 'breadth' and innovation.
This collection of photos offers a hint of her artistry and 'breadth' .
Daytona is mammoth, in 'breadth' and length and height.
The 'breadth' of readers' experience has always been spectacular.
They report greater 'breadth' of experience through seeing a wider range of patients and the opportunity to learn from each other's specialist knowledge.
How many individuals in this modern day have the depth and 'breadth' of experience and knowledge that these ancient warriors acquired through long centuries of warfare?
the boat measured 27 feet in 'breadth'
The daunting 'breadth' of Smith's endeavors stymies any simple attempt at synthesis.
Let us imagine a land of two dimensions, having length and 'breadth' but not height, called Flatland, represented by ABCD in Fig.1.
there is a greater 'breadth' of sound in the later recordings
we traveled the length and 'breadth' of India
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