Hanapin
Scope
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a magnifier of images of distant objects
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an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control
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an optical instrument typically used for viewing distant objects, consisting of a tube with lenses or mirrors that magnify and enhance the visibility of the object being observed
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the state of the environment in which a situation exists
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the extent or range of meaning that a word, phrase, or grammatical construction has within a sentence or discourse
What is "scope"?
In linguistics, scope refers to the range or extent that a word, phrase, or operator, such as a negation or quantifier, affects within a sentence. For example, in the sentence "All students did not pass the exam," the scope of "not" can change the meaning. It could mean that none of the students passed, or that not all students passed. Understanding scope is important for clarifying the intended meaning of a sentence, as different interpretations can arise depending on how far the influence of a word or phrase extends.
Halimbawa
Her parochial approach to the problem limited the scope of potential solutions.
The additional funding will provide more scope for research and development.
The project comes under the scope of the marketing team.
The sniper sighted the enemy through the scope of his rifle.
The panoramic scope of the novel spanned multiple generations and continents.
