spectrum

/ˈspɛktɹəm/
noun 5

Collocations

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1

(noun.) of colours

ADJ

visible

The visible spectrum includes all the colors that our eyes can see.

continuous

The rainbow displayed a continuous spectrum of colors stretching across the sky after the storm.

colour, electromagnetic

SPECTRUM + NOUN

analysis

PHRASES

the colours of the spectrum

Birds can see ultraviolet colours of the spectrum that human eyes cannot detect.

the band/end/part of the spectrum

At the lower end of the spectrum, you'll find affordable smartphones that still work well.

2

(noun.) full or wide range

ADJ

complete, full

The restaurant offers a complete spectrum of dishes from traditional to modern cuisine.

broad, wide | narrow | entire, whole | political, social

VERB + SPECTRUM

cover

PREP

across the ~

People from different backgrounds across the spectrum attended the community meeting.

~ of

The charity helps people across a broad spectrum of ages and backgrounds.

PHRASES

at one/the other end of the spectrum, both/opposite ends of the spectrum

Some people enjoy classical music while others prefer rock, representing both ends of the spectrum.

a spectrum of opinion

The survey revealed a wide spectrum of opinion about the new school policy.

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