Field and Gamut

Field

Field noun - A wide space or area.
Usage example: the cemetery's field of crosses for the war's fallen seemed to stretch to infinity

Gamut and field are semantically related In some cases you can use "Gamut" instead a noun "Field".

Nearby Words: fielded, fielding, fielder

Gamut

Gamut noun - The distance or extent between possible extremes.
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Synonyms for Gamut

Field and gamut are semantically related in range topic. You can use "Field" instead a noun "Gamut".

How words are described

full full field full gamut
entire entire field entire gamut
big big field big gamut
political political field political gamut
Other adjectives: vast, wide.

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / Holmes On Homes Holmes makes the point that most screwups are from otherwise good contractors who tried something that was outside of their field of expertise, but you do get some who run the gamut from "bad at their job and unwilling to take responsibility" to "lying sack of shit".
  • Laser Blade TSR's Gamma World featured Force Swords that were force-fields shaped into a blade and could cut through anything except another force field (alongside a wide gamut of high-tech melee weapons, including vibro and monofilament blades).
    Source: Laser Blade
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