Wide Berth

B2 8+

Synonyms of wide berth

Antonyms of wide berth

Collocations of wide berth

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Frequency: 80 %

He gave the suspicious character a wide berth.

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Frequency: 70 %

She decided to keep a safe berth from the argument.

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Frequency: 60 %

It's always wise to keep a wide berth from wild animals.

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Frequency: 50 %

Drivers are advised to avoid giving cyclists a wide berth.

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Frequency: 45 %

The hikers were careful to maintain a wide berth from the edge of the cliff.

Idiomatic Expressions for wide berth

  • Phrase: Keep a wide berth
    Meaning: To avoid getting involved with someone or something, usually due to potential danger or unpleasantness.
    Usage: I always keep a wide berth from gossip and drama in the office.