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Definition of quantity
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of quantity is as below...
Quantity
(n.) The
measure
of a
syllable;
that which
determines
the time in which it is
pronounced;
as, the long or short
quantity
of a vowel or
syllable..
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Raking
::
Raking
(n.) A space gone over with a rake; also, the work done, or the
quantity
of hay,
grain,
etc.,
collected,
by going once over a space with a
rake..
Given
::
Given (v.)
Granted;
assumed;
supposed
to be
known;
set forth as a known
quantity,
relation,
or
premise..
Increase
::
Increase
(v. t.) To
augment
or make
greater
in bulk,
quantity,
extent,
value,
or
amount,
etc.; to add to; to
extend;
to
lengthen;
to
enhance;
to
aggravate;
as, to
increase
one's
possessions,
influence..
Utmost
::
Utmost
(a.) Being in the
greatest
or
highest
degree,
quantity,
number,
or the like;
greatest;
as, the
utmost
assiduity;
the
utmost
harmony;
the
utmost
misery
or
happiness..
Mass
::
Mass (n.) The
quantity
of
matter
which a body
contains,
irrespective
of its bulk or
volume..
Part
::
Part (n.) One of the
portions,
equal or
unequal,
into which
anything
is
divided,
or
regarded
as
divided;
something
less than a
whole;
a
number,
quantity,
mass, or the like,
regarded
as going to make up, with
others,
a
larger
number,
quantity,
mass, etc.,
whether
actually
separate
or not; a
piece;
a
fragment;
a
fraction;
a
division;
a
member;
a
constituent..
Equivalence
::
Equivalence
(n.) The
quantity
of the
combining
power of an atom,
expressed
in
hydrogen
units;
the
number
of
hydrogen
atoms can
combine
with, or be
exchanged
for;
valency.
See
Valence..
Intake
::
Intake
(n.) The
quantity
taken in; as, the
intake
of air..
Measure
::
Measure
(n.) The
contents
of a
vessel
by which
quantity
is
measured;
a
quantity
determined
by a
standard;
a
stated
or
limited
quantity
or
amount.
Value
::
Value (n.) The
relative
length
or
duration
of a tone or note,
answering
to
quantity
in
prosody;
thus, a
quarter
note [/] has the value of two
eighth
notes [/]..
Pitcherful
::
Pitcherful
(n.) The
quantity
a
pitcher
will hold.
Modulus
::
Modulus
(n.) A
quantity
or
coefficient,
or
constant,
which
expresses
the
measure
of some
specified
force,
property,
or
quality,
as of
elasticity,
strength,
efficiency,
etc.; a
parameter..
Give
::
Give (n.) To set forth as a known
quantity
or a known
relation,
or as a
premise
from which to
reason;
-- used
principally
in the
passive
form
given..
Lot
::
Lot (n.) A large
quantity
or
number;
a great deal; as, to spend a lot of
money;
lots of
people
think so..
Proportional
::
Proportional
(n.) Any
number
or
quantity
in a
proportion;
as, a mean
proportional..
Equality
::
Equality
(n.) Exact
agreement
between
two
expressions
or
magnitudes
with
respect
to
quantity;
--
denoted
by the
symbol
=; thus, a = x
signifies
that a
contains
the same
number
and kind of units of
measure
that x
does..
Decrement
::
Decrement
(n.) The
quantity
lost by
gradual
diminution
or
waste;
--
opposed
to
increment.
Parcel
::
Parcel
(n.) An
indiscriminate
or
indefinite
number,
measure,
or
quantity;
a
collection;
a
group..
Decrement
::
Decrement
(n.) The
quantity
by which a
variable
is
diminished.
Hexameter
::
Hexameter
(n.) A verse of six feet, the first four of which may be
either
dactyls
or
spondees,
the fifth must
regularly
be a
dactyl,
and the sixth
always
a
spondee.
In this
species
of verse are
composed
the Iliad of Homer and the
Aeneid
of
Virgil.
In
English
hexameters
accent
takes the place of
quantity..
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