Act of one who ranges.
"The ranger spotted a fox while ranging through the dense woods at dawn."
In plain English: Ranging is the act of moving back and forth over a wide area to search for something or cover different spots.
"The price ranging for this car was quite high."
present participle of range
"The menu offered a variety of appetizers, ranging from spicy wings to creamy soups."
In plain English: Ranging means moving back and forth over a wide area to search for something.
"The prices in this store are ranging from ten to fifty dollars."
Derived from Old French rengier via Anglo-French, ranging originally meant to arrange or line up in order. It later evolved to describe the act of moving over an area or varying within limits.