noun
definition
The track cut out by a scythe in mowing.
definition
A broad sweep or expanse, such as of land or of people.
example
A large swath of the population is opposed to this government policy.
Examples of swaths in a Sentence
They strode through the opulent mansion down a stairwell spilling into sunlight and swaths of green grass at the side of the main house.
If huge swaths of the book are wrong, or even dubious, then none of the rest can be assumed to be correct.
Those symbols can give you traction when you're thinking about broad swaths of experience.
Some jails " have developed local policies which eliminate whole swaths of eligible prisoners " .
That is why they have conceded large swaths of biology to Darwinism.
Vast swaths of the country depend entirely on private generators.
Less well known are the wide swaths of forest within the Taipei City limits, making it one of the greenest cities in Asia.
Those symbols can give you traction when you 're thinking about broad swaths of experience.
Some jails " have developed local policies which eliminate whole swaths of eligible prisoners ".
We cut down trees to build homes and make paper and other products, but the practice of cutting down vast swaths of forest, known as deforestation, is detrimental to the environment.
Though they were essentially swaths of cloth in their earliest days, by the mid-1800s, they began to resemble contemporary bow ties.
It's the unexpected exposed swaths of skin.