gamut
IPA: gˈæmʌt
noun
- A (normally) complete range.
- (music) All the notes in a musical scale.
- All the colours that can be presented by a device such as a monitor or printer.
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Examples of "gamut" in Sentences
- It ran the gamut of human emotions.
- No extension of the gamut is provided.
- The gamut of opinions will be reflected.
- The responses ran the predictable gamut.
- The triples that are out of range are out of gamut.
- The new motto would embrace the gamut of modernist vagary.
- These matters run the gamut from the monstrous to the comical.
- On the negative side, the rail industry had a gamut of issues.
- The next argument is unimportant, which is in the gamut of this argument.
- The problem is that the interpretations of the research seem to run the gamut.
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