Meaning of range

Range

Uncommon

noun

•

A

or

of

,

, etc.

•

A

; a

or other

; now

, a large

with many

.

•

,

.

•

An

for

at

.

•

An

for

or

.

•

The

from a person or

to an

,

,

, or

.

•

of

(of a

,

,

,

, etc.).

•

An

of

, often

,

.

•

or

by anything

;

or

of

;

;

.

•

In Mathematics:

The set of

(points) which a

can

.

•

In Statistics:

The

of the

which

all the data in a

; the

between the

and

in the

.

•

In Baseball & Sports:

The

that a

can

.

•

In Music:

The

the

a

or an

can

.

•

In Ecology:

The

or

where a

is

found.

•

In Programming:

A

of

by an

.

•

An

of

or

; an order; a

.

•

The

of a

; a

.

•

In British English:

A

to

.

•

A

or

; a

; an

; a

; an

.

•

In American English:

In the public

system, a

or

of

between two

apart.

•

The

of

that an

can

a

way.

verb

•

To

over (an

, etc); to

,

.

•

To

over or through.

•

To

the power of something over

; to

to

to, over.

•

To

(something) into a

or

(especially, of

) with

.

•

In Computing & Mathematics:

Of a

, to

take any of the

in a

.

•

To

.

•

To form a

or a

.

•

To be

; to be

ed; to

of

or

; to

.

•

To set

, or in

; to

in a

or

, or in

; to

in the

order.

•

To

among others in a

,

, or order,

the

;

,

and

, to

a

, to

a

, etc.

•

In Biology:

To be

to, or

, a certain

or

.

•

To

into

; to

.

•

To

or

in a

to or

.

•

In Baseball:

Of a

, to

a

for a

.

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range

English

rengen

Middle English (1100-1500)

renger

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

rang

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

hring

Old High German (ca. 750-1050)

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