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scopeful

scopeful adjective: affording a wide prospect or great opportunities.

Adjective

scopeful (comparative more scopeful, superlative most scopeful)

  1. Affording a wide prospect or great opportunities.

Noun

scopeful (plural scopefuls)

  1. A view from a telescope or other scope that is full.

Forms of scopeful

Adjective
comparativemore scopeful
superlativemost scopeful
Noun
pluralscopefuls

Origin of scopeful

From scope + -ful.

Questions about scopeful

What does scopeful mean?
Scopeful means affording a wide prospect or great opportunities.
What part of speech is scopeful?
Scopeful can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near scopeful in the dictionary

  1. scoped
  2. scoped enumeration
  3. scoped enumerations
  4. scoped in
  5. scoped out
  6. scopeful
  7. scopefuls
  8. scopelarchid
  9. scopelarchids
  10. scopeless
  11. scopelessness

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