Synonyms for spectrum
ˈspɛk trəmspec·trum

Princeton's WordNet

1. spectrumnoun

   an ordered array of the components of an emission or wave

2. spectrumnoun

   a broad range of related objects or values or qualities or ideas or activities

Matched Categories

1. • Array
   • Range

Editors ContributionRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

1. scale, scope

   Submitted by rinat on December 20, 2020  

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:1.0 / 2 votes

1. spectrumnoun

   Synonyms:
   image, appearance, representation

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1. List of paraphrases for "spectrum":

   spectre, frequencies, range, spectra, specter, frequency, variety, spectral, array, continuum, silk, gamma, gamut

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1. Christopher Griffin:

   It was arranged along a spectrum, where the very smallest individuals were immature, and the very largest were mature, but there’s this big grey area in the middle, where there’s lots and lots of variation based on the different ways these things grow.

2. Matthew Davis:

   As physicians nurses and public health officials engage hesitant parents to encourage them to vaccinate, it’s important to understand the full spectrum of reasons why parents are concerned about the risks of vaccines, when the precise reasons are clear there can be a respectful and effective conversation about the balance of benefits and risks.

3. Norah Johnson:

   The stress of autism relates to finances, personal and family life stressors, and managing behavior and communication with the child and caregiving stress, children with autism spectrum disorder often do not sleep well, act out in public and have comorbid conditions that tire parents out.

4. Gregory Daco:

   Recent data on household spending and credit growth indicate that we will likely see a K-shaped consumer spending pattern in 2023, with low- and median-income families exercising more spending restraint, and families at the higher of the income spectrum still spending, albeit with more discretion.

5. Julianna Hough:

   I think happy is a place that you go to visit, and I think that for me, striving to be a hundred percent happy all the time is just unattainable. It’s like sometimes you have to look in the mirror and be like, ‘I’m having a great day today.’ You know what I mean? And you have to give yourself that pep talk. Then some days you’re like, ‘No, I feel like absolute trash right now.’ But I think that the point is like you never know what’s really happening and life is complex and so nobody’s one shade of anything. There’s a spectrum of light and dark and happy and sad and it’s constantly moving.