Quantity

What do we mean by quantity?

A specified or indefinite number or amount. noun

A considerable amount or number. noun

An exact amount or number. noun

The measurable or countable property or aspect of things. noun

Something that serves as the object of an operation. noun

The relative amount of time needed to pronounce a vowel, consonant, or syllable. noun

The duration of a syllable in quantitative verse. noun

The exact character of a proposition in reference to its universality, singularity, or particularity. noun

Specifically, same as duration or time-value: said of musical tones or notes. noun

The being so much in measure or extent; technically, the intrinsic mode by virtue of which a thing is more or less than another; a system of relationship by virtue of which one thing is said to be more or less than another; magnitude. noun

In the concrete, an object regarded as more or less; a quantum; any amount, magnitude, or aggregate, in a concrete sense: as, a quantity of water: sometimes erroneously used to denote that which should be enumerated rather than measured: as, a quantity of people. noun

A large or considerable amount. noun

A piece or part, especially a small portion; anything very little or diminutive. noun

Proportion; correspondent degree. noun

In anc. orthoëpy, pros., and metrics, the relative time occupied in uttering a vowel or a syllable; that characteristic of a vowel or a syllable by which it is distinguished as long or short; syllabic measure or time; prosodic length. noun

In logic, that respect in which universal and particular propositions differ. See proposition, and logical quantity, below. noun

In electricity, the amount of electricity which passes through any section of a circuit in a unit of time: more exactly termed the strength of the current. noun

Quantity of comprehension or intension, or logical depth, a relative character of a term such that when it is in excess the term has all the predicates of another term, and more besides; or a relative character of a proposition such that when it is in excess the proposition is followed by all the consequents of another proposition, and more besides. noun

A fundamental, generic term used when referring to the measurement (count, amount) of a scalar, vector, number of items or to some other way of denominating the value of a collection or group of items.

An indefinite amount of something.

A specific measured amount.

A considerable measure or amount.

Property of a phenomenon, body, or substance, where the property has a magnitude that can be expressed as number and a reference.

Indicates that the entire preceding expression is henceforth considered a single object.

Words that are spelled similarly to quantity:
quantity, quantify, quantit, quality, quantile, quantico, quantize, quantic, quantise, quanti, quantics, scantity, quotity.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word quantity:
surveying, quantities, entropy, surveyor, conserved, demanded, equilibrium, quality, marginal, dose, measured, supplied, price, consumed, equation, vector, ammunition, momentum, measurement, magnitude, velocity, substance, curve, probability, particle, goods, calculated, variable, demand, depends, formula, constant, output, value, coins, equal, particles, quantum, zero, varies, defined, sample, ratio, amount, liquid, mass, sum, measure, increases, sufficient, heat, product, supply, radiation, supplies, temperature, energy, consumption, relative, tons, function.

Words that rhyme with quantity:
conaty, ana t, ana te, bonnet he, quantity e, sonnet he.

Adjectives that are often used to describe quantity:
small, large, sufficient, great, considerable, same, total, certain, greater, larger, unknown, equal, vast, smaller, enormous, immense, physical, greatest, limited, definite, minute, average, constant, minimum, largest, smallest, actual, variable, proper, additional, negligible, maximum, less, moderate, positive, appreciable, negative, sheer, measured, absolute, exact, relative, huge, usual, adequate, necessary, corresponding, excessive, substantial, equivalent, measurable, latter, prodigious, dimensionless, optimal, double, insufficient, requisite, finite, suitable, fair, continuous, unlimited, unusual, uncertain, reasonable, extra, infinite, available, conserved, lesser.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective quantity:
production, combination, relationship, theory, combinations, relationships, generators, discounts, frequency, quality, time, purchases, sales, orders, system, setting, data, space, price, relation, curve, generator, pair, hand, equilibrium, pairs, model, points, relations, contracts, sensitivity, measurements, changes, diagram, variance, buying, adjusters, method, discount, observations, surveyor, schedule, off, adjustment, rates, control, rationing, buyers, survey, curves, indicator, solution, shipments, based, made, function, prices, runs, surveyors, requirements, plane, subsidy, intensity, figure, contract, basis, determination, striated, users, interactions, schedules, theorists, distinction, transactions, tradeoff, setters, adjustments, decision, restrictions, items, equations, offs, decisions, output, lots, takers, ratio, surveying, cooking.

Consonant match to quantity:
quantity e.

Words that sound like quantity:
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