Synonyms and antonyms of Words used to describe amounts or quantities in American Thesaurus

sheer (adjective)

used for emphasizing the amount or degree of something

underlying (adjective)

business an underlying number or amount shows what the true amount or level of something is

quantifiable (adjective)

capable of being measured or described as a quantity

even (adjective)

equal in amount

quantitative (adjective)

formal involving amounts, or involving measuring things as amounts

all of something ()

used for emphasizing how small an amount is

for every/each ()

used for talking about the relationship between one number or amount and another

unbalanced (adjective)

not containing all the necessary parts in the correct amount

at a time ()

used for saying how many people or things there are in each group or on each occasion

for all ()

considering how large or small an amount is

as many...(as) ()

a number equal to a particular number of people, things, etc.

as much ()

an amount equal to a particular amount of something

be down to your last something ()

used for saying that you only have a particular amount of money, food, fuel, etc. left

daily (adjective)

a daily amount or rate is the amount or rate for one day

fully (adverb)

used for emphasizing the size, number, or amount of something

scalar (adjective)

used for describing a quantity that has size but no direction, for example area

up to something ()

used for stating a particular standard something can reach