[{"Bold_text": "adjective", "List Items": ["of great breadth :The river was too broad to swim across.Antonyms: narrow", "measured from side to side:The desk was three feet broad.", "of great extent; large :the broad expanse of ocean.Synonyms: vast , ample , extensive", "wide-open wide-open; full :We awoke to broad daylight.", "not limited or narrow; of extensive range or scope:A modern doctor must have a broad knowledge of medicine.Synonyms: open , wide , extensive", "liberal ; tolerant :A broad interpretation of the law tempers justice with mercy.", "main or general:the broad outlines of a subject.", "plain or clear:Her remark was a broad hint of her feelings.", "outspoken ; plain-spoken plain-spoken.", "indelicate ; indecent :He smirked at the broad joke.Synonyms: gross", "(of conversation) rough ; countrified .", "unconfined; unbridled ; unrestrained ;It was a hilarious evening of broad mirth.", "(of pronunciation) strongly dialectal:He wore kilts and had a broad Scots accent.", "Phonetics.(of a transcription) using one basic symbol to represent each phoneme.", "broad a,thea-sound[ah]when used in lieu of the more commona-sound[a]in such words ashalf, can't,andlaugh."]}, {"Bold_text": "adverb", "List Items": ["fully:He was broad awake."]}, {"Bold_text": "noun", "List Items": ["the broad part of anything.", "Slang.Usually Offensive.a term used to refer to a woman.a promiscuous woman.", "Usually Offensive.a term used to refer to a woman.", "a promiscuous woman.", "Oftenbroads.Movies, Television.an incandescent or fluorescent lamp used as a general source of light in a studio.", "a gold coin of England and Scotland, issued by James I and Charles I and equal to 20 shillings.Compare carolus , jacobus ."]}, {"Bold_text": "noun", "List Items": ["C(harlie) D(unbar),1887–1971,English philosopher."]}]