ADJECTIVE
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broad in scope or content
an invention with broad applications
granted him wide powers
an all-embracing definition
a panoptic study of Soviet nationality
blanket sanctions against human-rights violators
across-the-board pay increases
How To Use all-inclusive In A Sentence
- The hotel is all-inclusive and each person can eat twice at either of the two à la carte restaurants. The Sun
- The restaurant serves three buffet meals a day and you can go all-inclusive. The Sun
- The all-inclusive package combines meals, lodging, instruction, ski care clinic, equipment demos, yoga classes and massages.
- We have yet to negotiate with them and reach an all-inclusive agreement.
- For his troubles, and no doubt a substantial pay cheque, Eric the King picked up the winning trophy and, for his most-valuable-player display, he was presented with an all-inclusive holiday to Portugal.
- However, as destination spas are more all-inclusive in nature, prices can run the gamut of $200 to $1,200 per day.
- There's only one essential rule you need to follow when planning an all-inclusive vacation: Read the fine print.
- This is on an all-inclusive basis and must be booked online. Times, Sunday Times
- I was hardly allowed out of the house for fears I'd commit a sin and earn an all-inclusive family vacation in the fiery pits of Hell.
- This all-inclusive, no competition, no winning or losing, no getting angry policy of raising and schooling kids is going to cause great problems for these children in the future.