sweeping
స్వీపింగ్
definition
verb
I've swept the floor
clean (an area) by brushing away dirt or litter.
a large black car swept past the open windows
move swiftly and smoothly.
noun
the sweepings from the house
dirt or refuse collected by sweeping.
adjective
we cannot recommend any sweeping alterations
wide in range or effect.
example
A 'sweeping' curve seems to defy what a golf shot should be able to do.
‘Look, I think I'll just come back later,’ I interrupted with a 'sweeping' motion of my hand.
I can think of no good reason to make such a 'sweeping' statement without sound argument to back it up.
The Executive has proposed the two routes to Rotherham as part of a 'sweeping' extension of the popular Supertram system.
One might think that the authors of the report, in light of the disaster which they describe, would call for 'sweeping' and far-reaching action by the world community to fight the epidemic.
Taking off on the left foot, he/she completes a continuous, 'sweeping' overhead arc toward the basket.
Ojha is particularly convincing as the fast-talking Bobby, and his quick-fire exchanges with Rann are rich with theatrical 'sweeping' statements and blithe assurance.
After the 1997 attack in Luxor, Mr. Mubarak's government launched a 'sweeping' crackdown against Muslim radicals opposed to his rule.
There is a well-known method for examining deaths involving a range of 'sweeping' issues - the provincial inquest system.
The result is a number of 'sweeping' statements that are asserted but not demonstrated.
He throws an overhand curve and a 'sweeping' curve, both of which top out at 78 mph.
But they have also strengthened the obstacles to the kind of 'sweeping' reform that could be produced by an effective voucher system.
Changes in specification and design have led to expensive redesigns, and the 'sweeping' curves of the original design have proved difficult to build.
But this is a 'sweeping' statement, instantly challengeable.
It is worth a read because the regulator has wide and 'sweeping' powers to issue directions to an ADI to enforce prudential standards and performance.
Radical, 'sweeping' changes are riskier but often more effective, because they quickly yield benefits visible to everyone.
Making a generalised and 'sweeping' statement on every politician and the whole system was an irresponsible act.
This is a 'sweeping' statement and perhaps worthy of some explanation.
It was such a 'sweeping' statement that one wonders just why the president floated it at this time.
I suppose there must be plenty of counterexamples to such a 'sweeping' statement, but none occur to me offhand.
After being in office for just ten days, he signed into law a 'sweeping' range of measures authorising the imposition of martial law over the country.
Nasa had hoped to launch the shuttle again next spring but the target date could now be missed as 'sweeping' changes are put in place to radically improve safety and re-shape the agency.
He gestured with the knife in a wide 'sweeping' move, and from between the pillars, several dozen young people entered the circle.
Analysts say 'sweeping' tax reform that comes into effect in January 2002 is another key factor.
However, for her to make the 'sweeping' statements she does about ‘derisory service’ by the whole Health Service is illogical, irresponsible and untrue.
So I made some vague, 'sweeping' statements, as usual, and Meg made them into code and pictures and layout.
Tilting your spine to the right helps shallow out your downswing and allows you to make contact with a 'sweeping' motion, hitting up on the ball.
For instance, I used lots of daylilies which I staggered in a 'sweeping' curve.
High above Kresna, we were following a trail through the foothills of Pirin, and were being treated to a 'sweeping' panorama that seemingly extended all the way to Greece.
The government plans to give 'sweeping' powers to a wide range of organisations to spy on us.
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