The pictures or paint should be "spread abroad" freely or lavishly in the vicinity of caverns, and we know positively that no "paint" or pigment of human composition can be seen on the canyon walls.
Something called =seay= is here said to be spread abroad, or diffused over rocky walls or caves.
A vessel full to the brim; ready to overflow, to run over; abundant; to spread abroad, to diffuse.
The king had heard that “many books in the English tongue containing many detestable errors and damnable opinions, printed in parts beyond the sea,” were being brought into England and spread abroad.
More answers by reasserting his position that “the division is nothing such as this man makes it, and is grown as great as it is only since Tyndale’s books and Frith’s and Friar Barnes’ began to be spread abroad.
Reports about the annotations and corrections proposed by Lee began to be spread abroad, and Erasmus hearing of them, suspected some secret design, and came from Basle to try and get a copy of the proposed criticism.
The intelligence of the death of the emperor, the more terrible as it was so unexpected, spread abroad instantly, and surprised Germany at the very moment of a crisis.
Whence it is evident that in Christ not only Africans or Africa, but all the nations through which the Catholic Church is spread abroad, should receive the blessing which was promised so long before.
Because the love of God is spread abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given unto us.
To become diffused, divulged, or spread abroad, as news, fame etc.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "spread abroad" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
