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Definition of overbroad - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
scopeUS excessively wide or general in scopeUS
- The law was criticized for being overbroad.
2.
excessiveRare US exceeding reasonable limitsRare US
- The company's overbroad policies were deemed unfair by the employees.
Origin of overbroad
Old English, ofer (over) + brād (broad)
Examples of overbroad in a sentence
Critics argued the proposal was overbroad. The judge ruled the law was overbroad. His overbroad statements caused confusion.
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- French:trop large, excessif, ...
- German:zu weit gefasst, übermäßig, ...
- Italian:troppo ampia, sproporzionate, ...
- Spanish:demasiado amplio, excesivas, ...
- Portuguese:excessivamente amplo, excessivo, ...
- Chinese:过于宽泛的, 过于宽泛, ...
- Japanese:過度に広い, 過度な, ...
- Arabic:مُبالَغ في اتِّساعِه, مُفْرِط, ...
- Hebrew:רַחְבָּנִי, מַרְחִיק לֶכֶת מִדַּי, ...
- Russian:чрезмерный, излишний, ...
- Ukrainian:надмірно широкий, надмірний, ...
- Hindi:अत्यधिक व्यापक, अत्यधिक, ...
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