Licence and Range

Licence

Licence noun - A legal document giving official permission to do something.

Range and licence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Range" instead a noun "Licence".

Range

Range noun - Open land over which livestock may roam and feed.

Licence and range are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Licence" instead a noun "Range".

Nearby Words: ranged, rangy, ranging

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

usual usual licence usual range
huge huge licence huge range
driving driving licence driving range
limited limited licence limited range

Both words in one sentence

  • GoldenEye: On the N64, a multiplayer mode called "Licence to Kill" made any hit with any weapon instantly fatal, from slappers to standing just barely in range of an explosion.
  • Manual Misprint On a related theme, since the Airfix model kit construction company was bought out and revamped, several new kits (and others originally marketed by other firms, but re-released on licence by Airfix) have been introduced into the range.
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