broadest

"the broad expanse of ocean"

"The museum offered the broadest possible range of exhibits, from ancient pottery to modern art, hoping to appeal to all visitors. "

"The museum offers the broadest range of art, from ancient sculptures to modern paintings, appealing to all tastes. "

"The teacher's lesson plan offered the broadest possible coverage of the history of World War II, encompassing political, economic, and social aspects. "

"a broad hint"

"The comedian's jokes were the broadest kind of humor, relying on loud noises and silly faces rather than clever wordplay. "

"The park offered the broadest green space for children to run and play without restriction. "

"a broad compliment; a broad joke; broad humour"

"The old fisherman spoke with the broadest Cornish accent I had ever heard, making it difficult to understand him. "

"The linguist explained that in Scottish Gaelic, the "l" sound is at its broadest when it is next to back vowels like "a," "o," and "u," meaning it's velarized and not palatalized. "