sweepingly

Adverb

Meaning

in a sweeping manner

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Examples

he sweepingly condemned the entire population of the country for the war crimes Source: Internet

Also, the President lamented how some media entities sweepingly attribute extrajudicial killings to his administration, noting that such practice among reporters is the “prostitution of journalism”. Source: Internet

Leaders are helping to construct a new narrative of Hispanic-Appalachian culture in places that are often portrayed by national media outlets as sweepingly white and homogenous. Source: Internet

This is the idea that younger generations – sometimes sweepingly referred to as ‘millennials’ – will end up financially worse-off than those who went before, thus breaking a key in-built ‘contract’ that knits society together. Source: Internet

Perhaps you can quote me when I sweepingly said, “Every word of The Bible is directly inspired by God.” Source: Internet

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