Sweeping ( adjective , verb , noun )

(As an adjective)

Sweeping ( adjective )

1. Involving or affecting many things or people.
2. Involving a wide range of activities, subjects, or ideas.

Origin:

From the verb "to sweep".

Examples:

1. This is a sweeping reform.
2. The government's new policy has sweeping implications.
3. The novel has a sweeping narrative.
4. The sweeping changes in the industry.
5. The company's sweeping restructuring plan.

(As a verb)

Sweeping ( verb )

1. Involving or affecting many things or people.
2. Involving a wide range of activities, subjects, or ideas.

Origin:

From the verb "to sweep".

Examples:

1. This is a sweeping reform.
2. The government's new policy has sweeping implications.
3. The novel has a sweeping narrative.
4. The sweeping changes in the industry.
5. The company's sweeping restructuring plan.

(As a noun)

Sweeping ( noun )

1. Involving or affecting many things or people.
2. Involving a wide range of activities, subjects, or ideas.

Origin:

From the verb "to sweep".

Examples:

1. This is a sweeping reform.
2. The government's new policy has sweeping implications.
3. The novel has a sweeping narrative.
4. The sweeping changes in the industry.
5. The company's sweeping restructuring plan.