Largeness, extent, greatness (literal and figurative). Also: an instance of this.

Extent or range of application, effect, influence, etc.

figurative. Bounds, limits, as in within, beyond the compass of (sight, knowledge, power, ability, etc.); range or extent within limits; and, more…

figurative and allusively. (a) Recurrent series, round, course. (b) Compass, range. (c) Set of twelve.

‘Space or degree to which anything is extended’ (Johnson). Breadth of comprehension; width of application, operation, etc.; scope.

The area or extent which a particular concept or thing covers or includes; the scope of something.

In phrases (as preceding). The range, sphere, or scope of something; all that is naturally included or comprehended under a particular concept…

Of immaterial things: The range over which anything extends; degree of extensiveness.

Extent, range, scope. Also, great or full extent. Now rare.

= extension, n.

figurative. Range or reach (of jurisdiction, etc.). Obsolete. rare.

Comprehension; compass.

Comprehension, compass; a summary.

transferred. = verge, n.1 12.

The course or compass of anything; what it amounts to; range, scope. Obsolete.

Range of physical or mental vision, outlook; range of experience or thought, consideration.

The full range or scope of something. Now frequently as the whole gamut. See also to run the gamut at phrases.

Extent or range of thought, observation, experience, influence, power, etc.

transferred and figurative. Entire compass, range, reach, scope.

gen. The reach, scope, or range of something; the power of something to carry for a distance.