width
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- noun
- /wɪdθ/
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- And furthermore, they have varied the width of that bar.
- length and width
- height and width
- path width
And I would triple down on the depth, not the width.
- And I would triple down on the depth, not the width.
- Have you ever seen the width of the paws of a polar bear?
Examples
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Your average American businessman looks at a product, a marketing scheme, what have you and he sees the length and width of it.
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This is the width of the largest subinterval.
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Length times width, Length times width, length times width.
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This area would be equal to width times length.
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The bands are about pretty much about the same width, I would say.
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It's kind of like the same thing of length times width equals area.
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In this case would depend on the width of the tank.
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Have you ever seen the width of the paws of a polar bear?
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When you're a child, you learn there are three dimensions - height, width, and depth.
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To find the area of a rectangle, multiply the length by the width.
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- Specialized
A style of text where every letter takes the same amount of space
How Wide
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Etymology
The word width comes from the old English word wide, meaning 'broad', plus the ending -th that turns an adjective into a noun. So, width is the 'measure of how wide' something is.