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Meanings of purview in English

Portuguese
horizonte
Catalan
horitzó
Spanish
horizonte

The range of interest or activity that can be anticipated.

horizonte
Usage of purview in English
1
The man's purview appeared to run far beyond dealing with the media.
Dante's numbers
2
His purview is universal, even if his focus is Russia, Europe and America.
The South African
3
Or will those decisions come into the purview of the proposed ministerial committee?
The Guardian
4
It's why peacetime domestic cybersecurity should remain the sole purview of civilian agencies.
Wired
5
Ultimately, that was deemed to be private conduct, beyond Congress's purview.
The Guardian
6
Lighting, physics, artificial intelligence: These are all the purview of the game engine.
Wired
7
Her purview would include weapons acquisitions like the stealthy F-35 jet.
Reuters
8
It is not within my purview to choose when a life will end.
Ghost Story
9
But, this internationally funded organization is not limited to Kenya in its purview.
The South African
10
Patents, pensions, and the geological survey come within the purview of the department.
Problems in American Democracy
11
The land beyond the shadows does not come within their purview.
Christianity and Ethics: A Handbook of Christian Ethics
12
How clear and unassailable her reply in the purview of her distraught logic!
The Last Shot
13
The investors should enter the market with long term purview and use funds smartly.
Reuters
14
The line disappeared into the depth of that sea, its end beyond our purview.
The Wandering Earth
15
He did, however, suggest that the report overshot its purview.
The Guardian
16
And historically, it's been the purview of public transit agencies.
Wired
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