wider
USWY-dur/ˈwaɪdɚ/UKWY-duh/ˈwaɪdə/
- 1Comparative of wide. Use it when one thing is more wide than another.
This door is wider than the one upstairs.
She wanted a wider desk so both monitors would fit.
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- 2Comparative of wide. Use it when something opens or spreads more than before.
Open the window wider to let in more air.
He stretched his arms wider to catch the falling box.
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Origin
This comes from older English forms, made from "wide" plus the ending "-er".