Amount
Margin
Margin noun - An amount beyond the minimum necessary.
Usage example: the margin of victory
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Synonyms for Margin
Amount and margin are semantically related in gap topic. Sometimes you can use "Amount" instead a noun "Margin".
How words are described
| good | good amount | good margin |
| high | high amount | high margin |
| low | low amount | low margin |
| short | short amount | short margin |
| Other adjectives: certain, considerable, substantial, reasonable, fair, small, healthy, massive, large, great, enormous, huge, tiny, impressive, decent, possible, hefty, significant, ludicrous, ridiculous, highest, tremendous, greater, larger, maximum, sizable. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Fan Disservice: John's "Fitness for Nerds" video, which contains an amount of belly that is far above the margin of comfort.
Source: Web Video / VlogBrothers - Now, he doesn't -win- an unfair amount, but he gets -chosen- more than every other chef in the show by a huge margin because he's the most popular Food Network star in the series.
Source: Popularity Power -
They pack a lot of punch, generate just a small amount of risk when attacking and only crossbows can outrange them (and by a small margin only).
Source: Video Game / Vagrant Story
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