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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
relative
duration
of a tone.
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Increase
::
Increase
(v. i.)
Addition
or
enlargement
in size,
extent,
quantity,
number,
intensity,
value,
substance,
etc.;
augmentation;
growth..
Multiplication
::
Multiplication
(n.) The
process
of
repeating,
or
adding
to
itself,
any given
number
or
quantity
a
certain
number
of
times;
commonly,
the
process
of
ascertaining
by a
briefer
computation
the
result
of such
repeated
additions;
also, the rule by which the
operation
is
performed;
-- the
reverse
of
division..
Mite
::
Mite (n.)
Anything
very
small;
a
minute
object;
a very
little
quantity
or
particle.
Proportional
::
Proportional
(n.) Any
number
or
quantity
in a
proportion;
as, a mean
proportional..
Opianine
::
Opianine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in small
quantity
in
opium.
It is
identical
with
narcotine.
Power
::
Power (n.) A large
quantity;
a great
number;
as, a power o/ good
things..
Treasure
::
Treasure
(n.) A great
quantity
of
anything
collected
for
future
use;
abundance;
plenty.
Much
::
Much
(Compar.
&
superl.
wanting,
but
supplied
by) Great in
quantity;
long in
duration;
as, much rain has
fallen;
much
time..
Disquantity
::
Disquantity
(v. t.) To
diminish
the
quantity
of; to
lessen.
Enlarge
::
Enlarge
(v. t.) To make
larger;
to
increase
in
quantity
or
dimensions;
to
extend
in
limits;
to
magnify;
as, the body is
enlarged
by
nutrition;
to
enlarge
one's
house..
Eightfold
::
Eightfold
(a.) Eight times a
quantity.
Allowance
::
Allowance
(n.) To put upon a fixed
allowance
(esp. of
provisions
and
drink);
to
supply
in a fixed and
limited
quantity;
as, the
captain
was
obliged
to
allowance
his crew; our
provisions
were
allowanced..
Doubly
::
Doubly
(adv.)
In twice the
quantity;
to twice the
degree;
as,
doubly
wise or good; to be
doubly
sensible
of an
obligation..
Inverse
::
Inverse
(a.)
Opposite
in
nature
and
effect;
-- said with
reference
to any two
operations,
which,
when both are
performed
in
succession
upon any
quantity,
reproduce
that
quantity;
as,
multiplication
is the
inverse
operation
to
division.
The
symbol
of an
inverse
operation
is the
symbol
of the
direct
operation
with -1 as an
index.
Thus sin-1 x means the arc whose sine is x..
Anaemia
::
Anaemia
(a.) A
morbid
condition
in which the blood is
deficient
in
quality
or in
quantity.
Universal
::
Universal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
universe;
extending
to,
including,
or
affecting,
the whole
number,
quantity,
or
space;
unlimited;
general;
all-reaching;
all-pervading;
as,
universal
ruin;
universal
good;
universal
benevolence
or
benefice..
Commodity
::
Commodity
(n.) A
parcel
or
quantity
of
goods.
Major
::
Major (a.)
Greater
in
number,
quantity,
or
extent;
as, the major part of the
assembly;
the major part of the
revenue;
the major part of the
territory..
Heap
::
Heap (v. t.) To
collect
in great
quantity;
to
amass;
to lay up; to
accumulate;
--
usually
with up; as, to heap up
treasures..
Incommensurable
::
Incommensurable
(a.) Not
commensurable;
having
no
common
measure
or
standard
of
comparison;
as,
quantities
are
incommensurable
when no third
quantity
can be found that is an
aliquot
part of both; the side and
diagonal
of a
square
are
incommensurable
with each
other;
the
diameter
and
circumference
of a
circle
are
incommensurable..
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