wide-scale
Adjective
Meaning
wide-scale
Alternative form of widescale.
Alternative names
wide scale
Examples
After Assyria went on a wide-scale campaign of quelling revolts throughout Syria, Damascus became totally subjugated by their rule.
After the patent is filed, the tech developed as products for commercial markets to eventually earn wide-scale acceptance by users.
Following the shooting of demonstrators in St. Petersburg on January 9, 1905 a wide-scale general strike began in Riga.
It provides players with an excellent point of reference for how their forefathers may have felt and the challenges & concerns that such a wide-scale infection would present.
Motorola 6800 Oral History (2008) pp. 21-22 This 35,000 transistor chip was too expensive for wide-scale adoption in automobiles so a reduced function MC6805 single-chip microcomputer was designed.
The islands have been logged, particularly of high-value timber, subjected to wide-scale slash-and-burn agriculture, and converted to coconut plantations and cattle ranches, and now show evidence of increased soil erosion and landslides.