Meaning of 'breadth' in Samoan is: lautele

breadth: lautele

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lautele, limu, sosolo, faʻaseʻe, tulaga, tulaga lautele, matamau, eaga, vanimonimo, pupuni, ufi, nanaina, fua, tele, fata faitaulaga.

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Noun(1) the capacity to understand a broad range of topics(2) the extent of something from side to side

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(1) The virtually inevitable downside of such a long-term focus is that it requires, to some extent, that we sacrifice depth for breadth .(2) The trouble is that news agencies and many, if not most, of their operatives choose not to bring balance and breadth to their coverage of affairs.(3) A very small place, not more than 1 foot in breadth , separates you from the valley.(4) Not just the sheer number of good women's roles, but their breadth and range in terms of age and ethnicity, made this a watershed year.(5) the boat measured 27 feet in breadth(6) Let us imagine a land of two dimensions, having length and breadth but not height, called Flatland, represented by ABCD in Fig.1.(7) His later paintings do not match the breadth and subtlety developed subsequently by van Goyen and Ruysdael.(8) Only occasionally does the breadth of his work betray him.(9) It needs real grit and guts to traverse the entire length and breadth of the country on a bicycle and that too all alone.(10) His shirtfront boasted a large ruffed collar that measured at least twelve inches in breadth .(11) the minister is not noted for his breadth of vision(12) They report greater breadth of experience through seeing a wider range of patients and the opportunity to learn from each other's specialist knowledge.(13) Obviously the rest of the car's dimensions will be taxed as well - its length, breadth and height.(14) These reveal the breadth of Woollaston's painterly qualities on a scale that does them justice.(15) the bank reaches a maximum breadth of about 100 km(16) we traveled the length and breadth of India