Field and Spectrum

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

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

Nearby Words: fielded, fielding, fielder

Spectrum noun - The distance or extent between possible extremes.

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

Nearby Words: spectral, specter, spectre, spectrally

old	old field	old spectrum
full	full field	full spectrum
normal	normal field	normal spectrum
entire	entire field	entire spectrum
Other adjectives: massive, large, huge, blue, black, new, political, different, wide, visual, red, magical, wider, electromagnetic, electro-magnetic.

Narrow-spectrum pesticides and herbicide-resistant crops invoke this trope, killing off pests without affecting valuable or harmless organisms in the same field.

Source: Exploited Immunity
Their inability to handle other wavelengths in the EM spectrum has been used as a plot point in the past, and they're generally useless against advanced sensors — in fact, the field's emissions can be detected in turn.

Source: Stealth in Space
Most of the novels of Stephen Baxter, such as the Xeelee Sequence and Literature:Proxima, fall withing the softer edge of the spectrum, applying, similar to the Quantum Thief, advanced and uncertain theories in the field as well-known and practically applied everyday facts.

Source: Mohs / Speculative Science

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