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Meaning of spectrum
The primary meaning of the word "spectrum" refers to a continuous band or range of colors, frequencies, or wavelengths.
Etymology of spectrum
The word "spectrum" comes from the Latin word "spectrum," meaning appearance, or specter, which is derived from "specere," meaning to look or see
Historically, the term "spectrum" was first used in the 17th century to describe the range of colors produced when light passes through a prism
Synonyms
range
series
array
sequence
variety
assortment
collection
medley
mixture
diversity
span
scope
extent
breadth
width
depth
complexity
multiplicity
multifacetedness
heterogeneity
disparity
inconsistency
incongruity
discrepancy
deviation
divergence
fluctuation
variation
difference
distinction
contrast
dichotomy
polarity
diversity
multiplicity
Definitions
- A range of colors produced when light is split, typically in the sequence of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet
- * A range of frequencies or wavelengths, especially of light or other forms of electromagnetic radiation
- * A range of possibilities or options, especially a range of opinions or ideas
Usage Examples
- The scientist studied the spectrum of light emitted by the stars to understand their composition
- * The company offers a wide spectrum of services, from consulting to implementation
- * The artist's work explores the entire spectrum of human emotions, from joy to sorrow
Antonyms
uniformity
consistency
homogeneity
similarity
equivalence
equality
sameness
likeness
monotony
singularity
unity
coherence
concordance
harmony
consistency
stability
steadiness
constancy
uniformness