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spectrum

[spek-truhm] / ˈspɛk trəm /
NOUN
color spectrum
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Even within France, reactions to her death reflect a spectrum: President Emmanuel Macron called her a “legend of the century,” while others criticized the harm of her rhetoric.

From Salon

There was a rodeo announcer from Idaho, a Kansan whose family owns a dairy farm, and a retired government worker who auctioned spectrum for the Federal Communications Commission.

From The Wall Street Journal

Across the court’s ideological spectrum, there are signs of disagreement about how the court is handling its bulging docket of emergency appeals.

From The Wall Street Journal

KATRIN's exceptionally low background means that nearly all detected electrons originate from tritium decay, allowing for a very clean measurement of the energy spectrum.

From Science Daily

Neither Cook's match nor this one is ideal – they are extreme ends of the spectrum – yet value, significance and history can be attached to both.

From BBC