ranged
adjective Building Trades.
Origin of ranged
range
noun
adjective
verb (used with object), ranged, rang·ing.
verb (used without object), ranged, rang·ing.
Origin of range
Synonyms for range
Related Words for ranged
drift, reach, encompass, spread, cover, differ, stretch, vary, go, fluctuate, group, incline, bias, grade, dispose, align, line, catalogue, rank, assortExamples from the Web for ranged
Contemporary Examples of ranged
They ranged from yoga teacher-toned to affably soft around the edges.
The score ranged from zero to five, where five indicated the maximum strain on the two-state solution.
They shouted demands that ranged from “A Visa Regime for Central Asian and Caucuses migrants!”
Hollywood's take on the Middle East wars has ranged from cerebral to resigned, but its latest is a classic triumphal war movie.
Comments on Twitter have ranged from the likes of “Morsi's wife is no Carla Bruni” to “I am so proud of the way Mrs. Morsi looks.”
Historical Examples of ranged
With that I ranged them fair and even with my hook-em-snivey—up they go.
Tales And Novels, Volume 4 (of 10)Maria Edgeworth
In his own State the Ku-Klux ranged together with the fierce whang-doodle.
The range of our talk was tremendous, and the wider we ranged the closer we drew.
The HarborErnest Poole
He had worked and eaten and slept in their holes, he had ranged the slums of all the seas.
The HarborErnest Poole
It ranged out over an ocean world which was all in a state of ferment and change.
The HarborErnest Poole