Pronunciation: /skoʊp/
noun the extent of the area or subject matter that something deals with or to which it is relevant
A1 The scope of the project is limited to designing a new logo.
A2 The scope of the study includes analyzing the data collected from surveys.
B1 The scope of the research project extends beyond the initial hypothesis.
B2 The scope of the job requires managing multiple teams and coordinating schedules.
C1 The scope of the investigation covers a wide range of potential suspects.
C2 The scope of the conference encompasses various topics related to environmental sustainability.
verb to assess or investigate something
A1 I scope the area for any potential dangers before starting my hike.
A2 She scopes out the best deals before making a purchase.
B1 The detective scoped the crime scene for evidence.
B2 The researcher scoped the data to find patterns and trends.
C1 The project manager scoped out the requirements for the new software.
C2 The architect scoped the building project to ensure it met all specifications.
formal The scope of the project includes market research, product development, and marketing strategy.
informal I'm not sure about the scope of the assignment, can you clarify what needs to be done?
slang Let's expand the scope of our plans and think outside the box.
figurative The scope of her ambition knows no bounds.
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