expansive coverage

[ɪkˈspænsɪv ˈkʌvərɪdʒ]
noun phrasepl: expansive coverages
cobertura abrangente
1. comprehensive or wide-ranging coverage that extends across a large area, scope, or range of topics
The insurance policy offers expansive coverage for medical emergencies.
A apólice de seguro oferece cobertura abrangente para emergências médicas.
2. extensive reporting or documentation that includes multiple aspects or details
The news network provided expansive coverage of the international summit.
A rede de notícias forneceu cobertura abrangente da cúpula internacional.
3. broad geographical or territorial reach in terms of service or communication
The telecommunications company guarantees expansive coverage throughout the region.
A empresa de telecomunicações garante cobertura abrangente em toda a região.
In Brazilian business and telecommunications contexts, 'cobertura abrangente' is frequently used in marketing and legal documentation. In the USA, 'expansive coverage' is a standard term in insurance policies and media reporting. The phrase emphasizes inclusivity and thoroughness, reflecting consumer expectations for comprehensive protection or information.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
comprehensive coveragebroad coveragewide coverageextensive coveragewide-ranging coverage
Antonyms / Antônimos
limited coveragenarrow coveragerestricted coveragepartial coverageminimal coverage

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
cobertura abrangente
Most common term used in insurance, telecommunications, and media contexts
Rio de Janeiro
cobertura larga
Colloquial variation emphasizing breadth
São Paulo
cobertura ampla
Preferred in business and corporate communications
Portugal
cobertura alargada
European Portuguese variant commonly used in formal communications

Related Words

coverage areaservice areascope of coveragenetwork coveragemedia coverage

Related Idioms & Phrases

all-encompassing coverage
full-spectrum coverage
end-to-end coverage
blanket coverage
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