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Definition of scope
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of scope is as below...
Scope (v. t.) To look at for the
purpose
of
evaluation;
usually
with out; as, to scope out the area as a
camping
site..
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Comprehensively
::
Comprehensively
(adv.)
In a
comprehensive
manner;
with great
extent
of
scope.
Outlook
::
Outlook
(n.) The view
obtained
by one
looking
out; scope of
vision;
prospect;
sight;
appearance.
Nephoscope
::
Nephoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
observing
the
clouds
and their
velocity.
Pseudoscope
::
Pseudoscope
(n.) An
instrument
which
exhibits
objects
with their
proper
relief
reversed;
-- an
effect
opposite
to that
produced
by the
stereoscope.
Doubler
::
Doubler
(n.) An
instrument
for
augmenting
a very small
quantity
of
electricity,
so as to
render
it
manifest
by
sparks
or the
electroscope..
Play
::
Play (n.)
Hence,
liberty
of
acting;
room for
enlargement
or
display;
scope;
as, to give full play to
mirth..
Apotelesmatic
::
Apotelesmatic
(a.)
Relating
to the
casting
of
horoscopes.
Collimation
::
Collimation
(n.) The act of
collimating;
the
adjustment
of the line of the
sights,
as the axial line of the
telescope
of an
instrument,
into its
proper
position
relative
to the other parts of the
instrument..
Area
::
Area (n.)
Extent;
scope;
range;
as, a wide area of
thought..
Gastroscope
::
Gastroscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
viewing
or
examining
the
interior
of the
stomach.
Erector
::
Erector
(n.) An
attachment
to a
microscope,
telescope,
or other
optical
instrument,
for
making
the image erect
instead
of
inverted..
Trichinoscope
::
Trichinoscope
(n.) An
apparatus
for the
detection
of
trichinae
in the flesh of
animals,
as of
swine..
Amplify
::
Amplify
(v. t.) To
render
larger,
more
extended,
or more
intense,
and the like; -- used
especially
of
telescopes,
microscopes,
etc..
Comprehensive
::
Comprehensive
(a.)
Including
much;
comprising
many
things;
having
a wide scope or a full view.
Rotascope
::
Rotascope
(n.) Same as
Gyroscope,
1..
Scope
::
Scope (n.) That at which one aims; the thing or end to which the mind
directs
its view; that which is
purposed
to be
reached
or
accomplished;
hence,
ultimate
design,
aim, or
purpose;
intention;
drift;
object..
Meteoroscope
::
Meteoroscope
(n.) An
astrolabe;
a
planisphere.
Alidade
::
Alidade
(n.) The
portion
of a
graduated
instrument,
as a
quadrant
or
astrolabe,
carrying
the
sights
or
telescope,
and
showing
the
degrees
cut off on the arc of the
instrument.
Camera Lucida
::
Camera
lucida
() An
instrument
which by means of a prism of a
peculiar
form, or an
arrangement
of
mirrors,
causes
an
apparent
image of an
external
object
or
objects
to
appear
as if
projected
upon a plane
surface,
as of paper or
canvas,
so that the
outlines
may
conveniently
traced.
It is
generally
used with the
microscope..
Stethoscope
::
Stethoscope
(n.) An
instrument
used in
auscultation
for
examining
the
organs
of the
chest,
as the heart and
lungs,
by
conveying
to the ear of the
examiner
the
sounds
produced
in the
thorax..
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