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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a broad cup" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a cup that has a wide diameter or a large surface area, often in contexts related to beverages or dining.
Example: "She poured the hot chocolate into a broad cup, allowing the marshmallows to float on top."
Alternatives: "a wide cup" or "a spacious cup".
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In contrast, weak volume constraint and/or high surface tension produce a broad cup.
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One oddly shaped vessel in gold is an oval bowl or cup with a broad lip at each end and two large roll handles in the middle.
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Amacrine cells are generated over a broad temporal window, starting shortly after the optic cup is formed and lasting until P5 to P6 (Voinescu et al., 2009).
John Bale offers a broad selection of caffeinated drinks, from chai latte ($2.85 for 12 ounces) to espresso breve ($3) to a plain old cup of joe ($1.50).
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In this paper, an oscillating cup viscometer based on Shvidkovskiy algorithm and time-resolved reflection measurement was described for the molten metals over a broad temperature range up to 1800 K.
Callas was not a broad.
"I have a broad appeal".
"Entertainment" is a broad term.
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