idiomatic use of "aboard"...
She likes fashion and sometimes may buy impulsively. Her interests are aboard but she’s not as enthusiastic for entertainment as fashion-oriented consumers are.

Does this sentence makes sense?I'm trying to understand wether "aboard" has an idiomatic meaning or it's a typing error...

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idiomatic use of "aboard"...
She likes fashion and sometimes may buy impulsively. Her interests are aboard but she’s not as enthusiastic for entertainment as fashion-oriented consumers are.

Does this sentence makes sense?I'm trying to understand wether "aboard" has an idiomatic meaning or it's a typing error...

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Aboard = being on a ship/plane
broad= varied

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Are you sure it is not "abroad"? Her interests lie in foreign fashion.

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I think it it supposed to be "broad", meaning she has varied interests. The sentence doesn't make sense to me as written.

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