Adjective Satellite
involving the entire continent
Source: WordNetAfrica In Africa, where there was no continent-wide universal Bronze Age, the use of iron succeeded immediately the use of stone. Source: Internet
As the stand-off begins to have continent-wide repercussions, Italian interior minister Matteo Salvini is set to brief parliament on the situation as the Aquarius and its 629 passengers continue a long westward voyage to Spain. Source: Internet
Rhetoric entered the realm of the fantastical when a downturn in Lisbon’s stock exchange, though part of a continent-wide trend, was declared the product of a meeting of the PS and the Left Bloc and concomitant “nervousness” on the part of the markets. Source: Internet
For that is but one aspect of a deeper and continent-wide crisis. Source: Internet
Italy summoned the French ambassador for consultations Wednesday after France accused the new populist government of cynical, irresponsible behavior by refusing entry to a migrant ship, evidence that the standoff is having continent-wide repercussions. Source: Internet
The company originally designed a telephone network to serve as its internal (albeit continent-wide) voice telephone network. Source: Internet