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Discover LudwigThe phrase "broached topics" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to subjects or issues that have been introduced or discussed. Example: "During the meeting, several important issues were broached topics that required further exploration."
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On radio and later TV "The Goldbergs" broached topics like anti-Semitism and the Holocaust.
A translation of a statement posted on an official Taiwanese government website said Trump and Tsai broached topics including the domestic economy and national defense, and "allowing the people better lives and a guarantee of security".
The interviewer broached topics using broad, open-ended questions.
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Discussing a difficult to broach topic such as living donation, which hitherto could not be adequately discussed [51], may be an emotional burden to the patients and their social network.
Some broached difficult topics.
He called them Life Lessons, and he broached nonbasketball topics as a way to build trust.
Prepare questions and think through options before broaching topics.
Some papers broach topics that would have been taboo several years ago, including H.I.V. in China's gay community and infection caused by contamination of the blood supply.
Older female patients did not always feel comfortable broaching topics such as incontinence and menopause.
I just suspected you were shy about it which is why I never broached the topic.
DANIEL J. WAKIN: That appears pretty unlikely, but Vatican officials have not broached this topic.
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