Adverb:

क्षितिजात,

far and wide's Usage Examples:

The papers circulated far and wide throughout the district and the colony of Victoria.

" From there, it was picked up by newspapers and reprinted far and wide.

Tales of the monster’s malignant and unwonted ferocity were circulated far and wide; pilgrims paid their devotions at.

nude in its magazine, and more downmarket pornographic magazines search far and wide for nude pictures of celebrities taken unaware — for example, when they.

scratch to Carlos Santana, and the horns veer from wall of brass to kelzma reediness in their riotous, joyous sound, lyrics cast the net far and wide.

’ A voice was heard ‘aloft,’ that is, spread far and wide.

C Berlin), the name and the concept spread far and wide.

Birmingham was an important manufacturing town with a reputation for producing small arms, and the village's trade stretched far and wide.

She saw valkyries come from far and wide, ready to ride to Goðþjóð.

The pious young scholar spread far and wide the spirit of Chassidus.

Town FiestaOn 14 September, pious devotees from far and wide pay homage to the miraculous image of the Santo Cristo de Burgos during the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross.

Although he never played in the NBA and only briefly played in college, the legend of Manigault has spread far and wide and led to his play being glorified in magazines, books, and even a movie starring Don Cheadle called The Legend of Earl The Goat Manigault.

Though he traveled far and wide Blackbeard found fertile pirating grounds in the area off the Virginia Capes.

Synonyms:

far and near,

Antonyms:

unknown, unfamiliar, unacknowledged, inglorious, unworthy,