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broaden horizons

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broaden/widen somebody's horizons
to increase the range of things that someone knows about, has experienced, or is able to do This trip to the Far East has certainly broadened our family's horizons.
See also: broaden, horizon


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It took the tragedy of war and the solvent of politics to broaden horizons.
College, as I experienced it, was a safe place to exchange ideas, broaden horizons and learn as much as one wanted to.
The survey found that women associate positive emotions with business travel, including the opportunity to broaden horizons, professional achievement and freedom from a daily routine.
 
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