IPA: /ˈbrɔːdˌskeɪl/
KK: /brɔdˈskeɪl/
Relating to something that covers a large area or has a wide range or effect.
The project aims to address environmental issues on a broadscale.
Broadscale → It is formed from "broad" (from Old English "brād", meaning wide or extensive) and "scale" (from Latin "scala", meaning ladder or scale). The word "broadscale" refers to something that is extensive or wide-ranging in scope.
Think of something that is 'wide' ('broad') and 'measured' ('scale') — this helps you remember that broadscale means something that covers a wide area or range.
No commonly confused words.