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Main Entry: carpet
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: nappy floor covering

Synonyms:

carpeting, matting, rug, runner, tapestry, throw rug, wall-to-wall
Notes: a carpet originally denoted a thick fabric that covered a table or bed; a rug is generally smaller than a carpet
Main Entry: comprehensive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: inclusive

Synonyms:

absolute, across the board, all-embracing, all-inclusive, blanket, broad, catholic, compendious, complete, comprising, containing, discursive, encircling, encyclopedic, exhaustive, expansive, extensive, far-reaching, full, general, global, in depth, infinite, lock stock and barrel, of great scope, overall, sweeping, synoptic, the big picture, the whole shebang, the works, thorough, umbrella, wall-to-wall, whole, wide, widespread

Antonyms:

exclusive, incomprehensive, particular, selective, specific
Main Entry: crowded
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: busy, congested

Synonyms:

SRO, awash, brimful, brimming, chock-full, clean, close, compact, crammed, cramped, crushed, dense, elbow-to-elbow, filled to the rafters, fit to bust, full, full house, full up, huddled, jam-packed, jammed, loaded, lousy with, massed, mob scene, mobbed, overflowing, packed, populous, sardined, sold out, standing room only, stiff with, stuffed, swarming, teeming, thick, thickset, thronged, tight, topped off, up to here, up to the hilt, wall-to-wall

Antonyms:

empty, uncongested, uncrowded, unfilled
Main Entry: horde
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: uncontrolled throng, pack

Synonyms:

band, crew, crowd, crush, drove, everybody, gang, gathering, host, jam, mob, multitude, press, push, squash, swarm, troop, turnout, wall-to-wall
Main Entry: inclusive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: all-encompassing, all-embracing

Synonyms:

across-the-board, all the options, all together, all-around, ball-of-wax, blanket*, broad, catchall, comprehensive, encyclopedic, full, general, global, in toto, overall, sweeping, umbrella*, wall-to-wall, whole, without exception

Antonyms:

exclusive, incomprehensive, narrow
Main Entry: packed
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: full

Synonyms:

arranged, awash, brimful, brimming, bundled, chock, chock-full, compact, compressed, congested, consigned, crammed, crowded, filled, full to the gills, jam-packed, jammed, loaded, mobbed, overflowing, overloaded, packed like sardines, seething, serried, stuffed, swarming, to the roof, tumid, up to the hilt, up to the rafters, wall-to-wall, wrapped

Antonyms:

deserted, empty
Main Entry: pervasive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: extensive

Synonyms:

all over the place, can't get away from, common, general, inescapable, omnipresent, permeating, pervading, prevalent, rife, ubiquitous, universal, wall-to-wall, widespread

Antonyms:

light, limited, narrow
Main Entry: sweeping
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: wide-ranging

Synonyms:

across-the-board, all-around, all-embracing, all-encompassing, all-inclusive, all-out, bird's-eye, blanket, broad, complete, comprehensive, exaggerated, exhaustive, extensive, full, general, global, inclusive, indiscriminate, out-and-out, overall, overdrawn, overstated, radical, thorough, thorough-going, unqualified, vast, wall-to-wall, whole-hog, wholesale, wide

Antonyms:

exclusive, narrow
Main Entry: ubiquitous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: ever-present

Synonyms:

all-over, everywhere, omnipresent, pervasive, ubiquitary, universal, wall-to-wall

Antonyms:

rare, scarce
Main Entry: widespread
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: extensive

Synonyms:

across the board, all over the place, boundless, broad, common, comprehensive, current, diffuse, epidemic, far-flung, far-reaching, general, on a large scale, outspread, overall, pandemic, pervasive, popular, prevailing, prevalent, public, rampant, regnant, rife, ruling, sweeping, universal, unlimited, unrestricted, wall-to-wall, wholesale

Antonyms:

concentrated, limited, local, narrow
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