Another word for range
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Noun
Verb
To put into a deliberate order
See also:To assign to a class or classes
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Another word for range
Noun
Verb
To traverse wide areas
Idioms:
out of range
Synonym Study
- Gamut refers to the full range of shades, tones, etc. between the limits of something the full gamut of emotions
- Compass suggests completeness within limits regarded as a circumference he did all within the compass of his power
- Scope refers to the extent of action, inquiry, etc. and suggests considerable room and freedom of range, but within prescribed limits does it fall within the scope of this investigation?
- Reach refers to the furthest limit of effectiveness, influence, etc. beyond the reach of my understanding
- Range refers to the full extent over which something operates or is perceivable, effective, etc. and may suggest variation within those limits the range of one's influence, a wide range of interests
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