bloodwide

/ˈblʌdˌwaɪd/adjectiveVerified New

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Describing news, a habit, or a grudge known across the entire extended family.

Something bloodwide needs no retelling — every branch already holds it. The term measures distribution, not importance: a trivial scandal can be bloodwide while a serious one stays local.

Etym. — blood + wide — coverage measured across the whole bloodline.

Novelty check: APPROVE

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