broad-spectrum

See also: broadspectrum

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broad-spectrum (not comparable)

  1. Having a wide scope or range of activity (as against pathogens, pests, parasites, or other problems).
    • 2014, N.N., IQ shredders:
      The most advanced models of neoreactionary social order on earth work like this (Hong Kong and Singapore), combining resilient ethnic traditions with super-dynamic techonomic performance, to produce an open yet self-protective, civilized, socially-tranquil, high-growth enclave of outstanding broad-spectrum functionality.

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  • narrow-spectrum

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