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scope /ˈskoʊp/  

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  • noun
    the area that is included in or dealt with by something [noncount]
    The essay is sweeping/comprehensive in scope. [=the essay includes information, ideas, etc., about many topics]
    The law is of limited scope. [=the law applies only to a few situations, people, etc.]
    I was impressed by the size and scope of the book.
    That problem is somewhat beyond the scope of this discussion.
    We want to widen the scope of the study. [singular]
    This study has a wider/broader scope than previous studies on the subject have had.
    [noncount] :space or opportunity for action, thought, etc.
    A bigger budget will allow more scope [=room] for innovation.
    The work has been good, but there's still some scope for improvement. - compare 2scope
    noun
    plural scopes
    [count] chiefly US :an instrument (such as a telescope or microscope) that is used to look at things
    We looked through the scope at the moon.
    the scope of a rifle - compare 1scope
    verb
    scopes; scoped; scoping
    scope out
    [phrasal verb]
    scope (someone or something) out or scope out (someone or something) US informal :to look at (someone or something) especially in order to get information
    They scoped out [=checked out] the area before setting up the tent.
    Players were scoping out the competition.
    He wants to scope out [=consider, examine] all of the possibilities before deciding what to do.