ranged

[ reynjd ]

adjective

, Building Trades.

1. constructed or laid in courses.

Word History and Origins

Origin of ranged¹

First recorded in 1520–30; range + -ed ²

Example Sentences

The incidents ranged from officers using batons, spray gas, leg restraints, spit hoods, and empty-handed force.

From BBC

What the members of boybands look like and how they perform have ranged widely through the decades.

From Salon

Reporters for Punchbowl News and the Washington Post said the reactions from Republican and Democratic lawmakers ranged from surprise to amusement.

From Salon

Victims it documented have ranged from between eight and 75 years - with many of them needing medical treatment, but most hospitals and clinics have been destroyed in the fighting, the UN said.

From BBC

Those seizures ranged in size from 1g to 1.32kg, which experts said could equate to tens of thousands of doses.

From BBC

Related Words

• differ
• fluctuate
• go
• reach
• stretch
• vary