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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a gamut between" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "gamut" typically refers to a complete range or scope of something, and it is usually used with "of" rather than "between."
Example: "The artist explored a gamut of emotions in her latest work."
Alternatives: "a range of" or "a spectrum of".
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Cortini, Drum, and Lussuria each offer album-length pieces that are run a gamut between "curdling, atonal synth noise," and "cinematic, evocative, and optimistic".
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And a gamut in between.
His songs run a short gamut between guitar-driven, supremely hummable power-pop and spacey progressive rock, with classic-rock echoes of the Who pulsating throughout.
Why is it that some people revel in the warm weather--good day for jogging, you barely need a jacket, hats and gloves can stay in the closet--while others, like me, run an emotional gamut between lurking fear, mild depression, and suppressed panic?
'It's only because he is such a well-adjusted, happy little spark that I interpret it as part of a gamut of communication between Theo and me that is personal.
The idea of us traveling together as a unit runs the gamut between nails on a chalkboard and why not?
Earlier this month it included a gamut of serious concerns.
Along the way, Young & Lost have provided early releases for a gamut of famous names.
The company makes a gamut of models, using various materials, including polystyrene, leather and wood.
He felt a gamut of weaknesses with other boys, even his brother, who died of influenza.
At the college level, computer science courses intended for non-majors run a gamut.
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