abroad
adverb
[ əˈbrɔːd ]
• in or to a foreign country or countries.
• "we usually go abroad for a week in May"
Similar:
overseas,
out of the country,
to/in foreign parts,
to/in a foreign country/land,
over the sea,
beyond the seas,
• in different directions; over a wide area.
• "millions of seeds are annually scattered abroad"
Similar:
widely,
far and wide,
everywhere,
here,
there,
and everywhere,
in all directions,
about,
around,
forth,
publicly,
extensively,
every which way,
• out of doors.
• "few people ventured abroad from their warm houses"
• wide of the mark; in error.
abroad
noun
• foreign countries considered collectively.
• "servicemen returning from abroad"
Origin:
Middle English: from a-2 ‘on’ + broad.
