ranged

[reynjd] / reɪndʒd /

VERB

order, categorize

Synonyms

STRONG

align arrange array assort bias bracket catalogue categorize class classify dispose file grade group incline line pigeonhole predispose rank

WEAK

allineate draw up line up

Antonyms

STRONG

disarrange disorder disperse disturb mix up scatter

WEAK

be direct disorganize limit restrict

VERB

wander, roam

Synonyms

STRONGEST

cover drift encompass reach spread

STRONG

circumambulate cross cruise explore float gallivant globe-trot meander ply prowl ramble reconnoiter rove scour search straggle stray stroll sweep traipse tramp travel traverse trek

WEAK

follow one's nose hit the road hit the trail make circuit pass over

Antonyms

STRONGEST

exclude

STRONG

go direct remain run rush stay

WEAK

be direct disorder disorganize limit restrict

VERB

extend; change within limits

Synonyms

STRONGEST

differ fluctuate go reach stretch vary

STRONG

run

WEAK

diverge from vary between

Antonyms

STRONGEST

remain stay

WEAK

be direct disorder disorganize limit restrict

Example Sentences

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The Amazon items ranged from gift cards and shoes to Beats headphones and even a Nintendo switch that a farmworker family from Bakersfield had asked for.

From Los Angeles Times

Over the years the column has ranged across periods, styles, regions and genres, covering the well-known as well as the little-known—and become very popular with readers.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Mr Jouny said that over a period of two weeks G4S, which supplies catering at the school, had delivered a service that ranged from "a very, very sparse offering to normal".

From BBC

These ranged from the familiar swinging motion of a pendulum to the nonlinear behavior of electrical circuits, as well as models used in climate science and neural circuits.

From Science Daily

For students, teachers and administrators, the issues have ranged from the logistical to the emotional.

From Los Angeles Times