1. comparative form of broad; wider in extent or scope
2. more general or inclusive in nature

Examples

• The river becomes broader as it flows toward the ocean.
• We need to take a broader view of the problem.
• Her broader experience in marketing made her the ideal candidate.
• The new policy has broader implications for all employees.
• He has broader shoulders than his brother.
• The committee decided to seek broader community input.
• This broader definition includes more types of businesses.