spectrum

simple noun34 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.3

the range of political views from left to right

covering a large and inclusive range of subjects or items

covering a large and inclusive range of subjects or items

the entire or whole range of something

the whole range, without exception

the whole range, without exception

the entire or whole range of something

the part of the electromagnetic spectrum that is visible to the human eye

the range of different social classes or groups in a society

the entire range of wavelengths or frequencies of electromagnetic radiation

the spectrum of colors produced when light is dispersed

the spectrum of colors produced when light is dispersed

the full range of ages within a group or population

the range of different ideologies or political beliefs

the full range of income levels within a group or population

the part of the electromagnetic spectrum used for radio communication

covering a limited and specific range of subjects or items

the range of frequencies used for broadcasting radio and television

the two most different points in a range of opinions or qualities

representing the opposite extreme of a range of opinions, qualities, etc.

representing one extreme of a range of opinions, qualities, etc.

a wide range of different opinions

a particular extreme part of a range or scale

a particular section of a range or scale

a particular area within a range or scale, often in a scientific context

the set of colors that form the visible spectrum, like in a rainbow

the set of colors that form the visible spectrum, like in a rainbow

used to indicate a range of something

including all the different types or opinions that exist

to include or deal with a wide range of subjects or ideas

to extend across a wide range of subjects or ideas

to be a typical example of a wide range of different things