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Quantity and Partitives

49 Words

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bulk
1.
bulk
Noun

the major portion or greater part of something, often referring to the size or quantity of an object or substance

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spate
2.
spate
Noun

a sudden overflow of a river

The village was threatened by a spate that swept through the valley.

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array
3.
a
rray
Noun

a structured or organized layout of objects, people, or data in a specific pattern or sequence

The store displayed an array of colorful fruits neatly arranged.

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assortment
4.
a
ssort
ment
Noun

a group of various kinds or categories of items or people

The gift basket contained an assortment of chocolates, fruits, and cheeses.

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myriad
5.
my
riad
Adjective

too much to be counted

In the vast desert, there are myriad stars visible in the night sky.

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slay
6.
slay
Verb

to intentionally cause someone's death with planning and purpose

The villain plotted to slay the hero in a cunning and deliberate manner.

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batch
7.
batch
Verb

to group items or tasks together and process them as a single unit or in a specific sequence

The chef batches ingredients for efficiency, preparing all vegetables before moving on to meats.

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shoal
8.
shoal
Noun

a large number of fish swimming together

As the fishermen approached, they noticed a massive shoal of shimmering sardines swirling beneath the surface of the water.

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host
9.
host
Noun

a person who invites guests to a social event and ensures they have a pleasant experience while there

The host welcomed everyone with a warm smile and guided them to their seats.

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plethora
10.
ple
tho
ra
Noun

a great or excessive number or amount of something

The garden boasts a plethora of colorful flowers.

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sheaf
11.
sheaf
Noun

a collection of items, typically papers or stalks of grain, bound together

The farmer carried a sheaf of wheat from the field to the barn.

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pod
12.
pod
Noun

a social group of aquatic mammals, such as whales or dolphins

A pod of dolphins swam alongside the boat.

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panel
13.
pa
nel
Noun

a group of people with special skills or knowledge who have been brought together to discuss, give advice, or make a decision about an issue

The panel of experts discussed the challenges facing the education system.

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thereabouts
14.
the
rea
bouts
Adverb

at a location close to a specified point

The campsite is located in the woods, somewhere thereabouts.

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proliferation
15.
pro
li
fe
ra
tion
Noun

a sudden and fast growth or increase in something

The proliferation of smartphones has revolutionized how we communicate.

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in
fi
ni
tude
Noun

the quality of being infinite; without bound or limit

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reckon
17.
re
ckon
Verb

to think or have an opinion about something

He reckoned that the project would take longer than anticipated.

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profusion
18.
pro
fu
sion
Noun

an unusually or even luxuriously large volume of people or things concentrated into an area

The buffet table offered a profusion of delectable dishes from which to choose.

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abundance
19.
a
bun
dance
Noun

a large quantity or amount of something

The garden was filled with an abundance of blooming flowers in the spring.

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paucity
20.
pau
ci
ty
Noun

a lacking amount or number of something

The paucity of evidence made it difficult to prove the case in court.

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shortfall
21.
short
fall
Noun

the gap between the quantity or amount that is needed or expected and what is actually available

The company faced a significant shortfall in their quarterly revenue projections.

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explosion
22.
exp
lo
sion
Noun

a sudden, forceful release of energy due to a chemical or nuclear reaction, causing rapid expansion of gases, loud noise, and often destruction

The explosion at the factory was caused by a malfunction in the chemical storage tanks.

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scale
23.
scale
Noun

the size, amount, or degree of one thing compared with another

The scale of the earthquake was so immense that it caused widespread damage across the region.

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proportion
24.
pro
por
tion
Noun

the relation between things (or parts of things) with respect to their comparative quantity, magnitude, or degree

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numerous
25.
nu
me
rous
Adjective

indicating a large number of something

The library has numerous books on various subjects.

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ample
26.
am
ple
Adjective

more than enough to meet the needs or exceed expectations

The pantry was stocked with an ample supply of canned goods.

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innumerable
27.
in
nu
me
ra
ble
Adjective

impossible to be individually counted or named due to their overwhelming quantity

Scientists have only begun cataloging the innumerable species that live within tropical rainforests.

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bountiful
28.
bount
i
ful
Adjective

existing in large amounts

The harvest was bountiful this year, yielding more fruits and vegetables than ever before.

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approximate
29.
app
rox
i
mate
Verb

to be similar to something in quality or nature

Her skills approximate those of a professional artist.

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inadequate
30.
in
a
deq
uate
Adjective

not enough to satisfy a need or reach a goal

The funding provided was inadequate for the project.

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insufficient
31.
in
su
ffi
cient
Adjective

not enough in degree or amount

The amount of evidence presented was deemed insufficient to support the claim.

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finite
32.
fi
nite
Adjective

having measurable limits or boundaries

Time is a finite resource; we only have a limited amount of it.

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scarce
33.
scarce
Adjective

existing in smaller amounts than what is needed

Food supplies grew scarce during the winter months, leading to rationing in some areas.

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plentiful
34.
plent
i
ful
Adjective

available in large quantity

In the forest, berries were plentiful, providing food for many animals.

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overall
35.
o
ve
rall
Noun

denim trousers with a bib and shoulder straps, often worn as work clothing

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binary
36.
bi
na
ry
Adjective

pertaining to or involving of two distinct elements or parts

Binary thinking can oversimplify complex issues by reducing them to two opposing positions.

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prolific
37.
pro
li
fic
Adjective

(of an author, artist, etc.) having a high level of productivity or creativity, especially in producing a large quantity of work or ideas

The prolific writer published several novels in a single year.

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cumulative
38.
cum
u
la
tive
Adjective

increasing gradually as more and more is added

The cumulative effect of daily exercise is improved physical fitness.

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multifarious
39.
mul
ti
fa
rious
Adjective

containing numerous diverse parts or aspects

The multifarious activities at the fair ensured there was something for everyone.

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virtually
40.
vir
tua
lly
Adverb

to an almost complete degree

The new software update virtually eliminated all the bugs and glitches.

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solely
41.
sole
ly
Adverb

with no one or nothing else involved

The decision was made solely to improve efficiency.

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exclusively
42.
exc
lu
sive
ly
Adverb

in a manner that is only available to a particular person, group, or thing

The VIP lounge at the airport is exclusively for first-class passengers.

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sparingly
43.
spa
ring
ly
Adverb

only minimally or occasionally, so as to avoid excess

Use the sauce sparingly to avoid overpowering the delicate flavors of the fish.

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round
44.
round
Adjective

having a circular shape, often spherical in appearance

The round table provided ample seating for guests, its smooth surface encouraging conversation.

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abound
45.
a
bound
Verb

to be plentiful or to exist in large quantities

Wildflowers abound in the meadow during the spring, painting the landscape with vibrant colors.

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numb
46.
numb
Adjective

(of a part of the body) lacking feeling or sensation

The hiker's feet went numb from hiking in the snow for hours.

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peak
47.
peak
Noun

the pointed top of a mountain

The climbers reached the peak of Mount Everest after weeks of strenuous effort.

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outnumber
48.
out
num
ber
Verb

to be greater in number than someone or something else

The students outnumbered the teachers in the classroom.

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gauge
49.
gauge
Verb

to roughly estimate quantities or time

She gauges the amount of ingredients needed for the recipe based on experience.

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