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Range

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Meaning

Noun

●
A
or
of
,
, etc.
●
A
; a
or other
; now
, a large
with many hotplates.
●
Selection, array.
●
An area for
at targets.
●
An area for
training or
testing.
●
The
from a person or
to an
,
,
, or event.
●
The
or
of
(of a
,
,
, etc.).
●
The
a
(e.g; a
,
,
, or
) can
without refueling.
●
An area of
, often
,
land.
●
The
or
by anything
;
or
of
;
; scope.
●
In Mathematics:
The set of
(points) which a
can obtain.
●
In Statistics:
The
of the
which
all the
in a
; the
between the
and
in the
.
●
In Baseball & Sports:
The
area that a
can cover.
●
In Music:
The
the
a
or an
can produce.
●
In Ecology:
The
area or
where a
is
found.
●
In Programming:
A
of
by an iterator.
●
An
of individuals
or
; an order; a class.
●
The
of a
; a rung.
●
In British English:
A
to
meal.
●
A
or
; a going
; an
; a
; an expedition.
●
In American English:
In the public
system, a
or
of
between two
apart.
●
The
of
that an
can
a
way.

Verb

●
To
over (an area, etc); to
, wander.
●
To
over or through.
●
To
the power of something over
; to cause to
to, over.
●
To
(something) into a
or relationship (especially, of
) with something else.
●
Of a
, to
take any of the
in a
range.
●
To classify.
●
To form a
or a row.
●
To be
in order; to be
; to
of
or
; to rank.
●
To set
, or in
; to place in a
or
, or in
; to
in the
order.
●
To place among others in a
,
, or order,
the
of an
; usually,
and
, to
a cause, to
a
, etc.
●
In Biology:
To be
to, or
, a certain
or region.
●
In Military:
To
the range to a target.
●
To
or
in a
to or near.
●
In Baseball:
Of a
, to
a significant
for a
play.
Sourced from
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Origin

range
English
arrow
rengen
Middle English (1100-1500)
arrow
renger
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
arrow
rang
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
arrow
hring
Old High German (ca. 750-1050)
Sourced from
Etym

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