Scope

The scope of a given activity or subject is the area or range that it covers.

In computer programming, scope is the range in which a variable can be referenced. See scope (programming).
In project management, scope is the sum total of all projects products and their features. See scope creep.
The scope of a firearm is a telescopic sight. See also sniper rifle.
In mathematical logic, the scope of a quantifier or of any other variable-binding operator is defined in the article titled free variables and bound variables.
SCOPE is the Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment.
-scope is a suffix used in English.
Scope is a mouthwash brand name made by Procter & Gamble.
Scope is a charity organisation in Britain for people with cerebral palsy. The organization was formerly known as the "Spastic Society".

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