What is the difference between “Broad and Narrow”?
"Broad" and "narrow" are adjectives used to describe the width or breadth of an object or space. They are relative terms used to compare the width of one object or space to another.
● Broad refers to an object or space that is wider or broader than average or normal.
● Narrow refers to an object or space that is narrower or less wide than average or normal.
For example, a road that is several lanes wide can be considered broad, while a path that is only wide enough for one person can be considered narrow. The comparison is relative to the average width of similar objects or spaces. The terms broad and narrow can also be used to describe the width of physical objects such as shoulders, hips, or a doorway.
Broad and Narrow Objec Chart#1
● Broad Triangle and Narrow Triangle
● Broad Door and Narrow Door
Broad and Narrow Objec Chart#2
● Broad Jar and Narrow Jar
● Broad Brush and Narrow Brush
Broad and Narrow Objec Chart#3
● Broad Pitcher and Narrow Pitcher
● Broad Lipstick and Narrow Lipstick
Broad and Narrow Objec Chart#4
● Broad Ladder and Narrow Ladder
● Broad Trousers and Narrow Trousers
