encompass

Object

• spectrum: Together the Barbican and Pit theaters encompass a broad spectrum of drama and dance.
• range: The work will encompass the range of IP Patent procurement.
• aspect: And the spectrum of issues relevant to their lives encompass all aspects of life.
• everything: This is an exciting sector of the industry which encompasses everything from beach surveying to mapping mid ocean ridges.
• variety: A sophisticated metadata set can encompass a wide variety of information about an object.
• acre: Stenhouse is not a large water, encompassing only 35 acres of water with an average depth of approximately 3 meters.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

such: Corporate social responsibility encompasses areas such as fair trade and human rights and links them to economic success.

Adjective complement

• most: Her eyes were so large they seemed to encompass most of her face.
• more: Schools encompassing more than one academic discipline usually have a coordinator for each subject.
• physical: It is a very broad subject, encompassing physical, social and economic disciplines, useful in many careers.
• many: The constantly changing display encompasses many of the items from the Trust Collection that were once in daily use on the Great Western Railroad.

Modifying Another Word

• nearly: Holbeach Parish encompasses nearly 23,000 acres of farmland with Holbeach being the main town.
• all: The job I did, Cruise staff, is an all encompassing role.
• ideally: This should ideally encompass some experience in esthetic and commercial Aromatherapy in addition to experience in purely clinical Aromatherapy.
• eventually: The Eternal Inflationary Universe involves these little bubbles again which inflate and eventually encompass the whole of our visible universe.
• approximately: The project will require close and constant coordination with NPS personnel in 32 regional networks encompassing approximately 270 units of the national park system.
• almost: Its diverse membership encompasses almost every sector of building construction and management.

Used with why or when

what: This article encompasses what the whole course is about, and I must have quoted it in nearly every exam and coursework I did!

Present participle complement

learn: The term encompasses learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, to various syndromes on the ' autism spectrum ' .

Preposition: by

wall: Our next stop took us to Evora, a UNESCO world heritage town encompassed by a 14th century wall.