Pronunciation

/rɪˈeɪndʒ/

Definitions

Noun

1. A range is a sequence or series of numbers, values, or items that follow a specific order or pattern, often between a minimum and a maximum value. For example: “The temperature ranged from 50°F to 70°F today.”
2. Geographical range - the area where a species naturally lives or can be found. For example: “The bald eagle has a wide range across North America.”
3. Musical range - the notes a person or instrument can play comfortably. For example: “She has a vocal range of three octaves.”

Verb

1. To cover a range - to include or extend over a variety or spectrum. For example: “This book covers a wide range of topics in history.”
2. To set a price range - to establish a specific cost bracket for something. For example: “The hotel offers rooms at various price ranges to cater to different budgets.”

Phrases

• “Within a certain range”
• “Range of options”
• “A broad range”
• “Limited range”
• “Out of range”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The restaurant menu offered dishes from a wide range of cuisines.”
• Verb: “The new telescope allows scientists to explore a previously uncharted range of celestial objects.”
• Phrasal: “The house prices have been steadily increasing within the local market range.”

Synonyms

• Span
• Interval
• Sequence
• Diversity
• Breadth
• Extent
• Scale
• Domain
• Scope