spreading

IPA: sprˈɛdɪŋ

noun

  • The act by which something is spread.
  • (debating slang) The act of spreading (speedreading).
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Examples of "spreading" in Sentences

  • This is what they call spreading around the wealth.
  • Is this what he called spreading the wealth around about?
  • You could see the word spreading that Willow Twine was there.
  • We guess that's what you call spreading your business interest around, right?
  • The most significant consequence of this spreading is the ability of waves to ‘bend around corners’ when faced with an obstacle.
  • VATICAN CITY -- Pope Benedict XVI decried what he called a spreading pessimism about marriage, saying Thursday it is not the impossible undertaking many make it out to be.
  • Bush had a deficit of 459 billion when leaving office and in 40 days Obama has increased that by 8 times to 4 trillion dollars, is this what he called spreading the wealth around?
  • Outlining what they describe as spreading contagion and a sovereign debt crisis which they say has "entered a new phase," officials highlight the difficulties experienced by European banks in borrowing.

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