Caliber and Scale

Caliber

Caliber noun - Degree of excellence.

Scale and caliber are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scale" instead a noun "Caliber".

Nearby Word: calibre

Scale

Scale noun - A device for measuring weight.
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Synonyms for Scale

Caliber and scale are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Caliber" instead a noun "Scale".

Nearby Words: scaled, scaling, scalable

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  • Useful Notes / The Renaissance Age of Animation He did the film for SAG scale (far below what a star of his caliber would normally earn) and insisted Disney not make a big deal about his involvement or make his character too prominent – requests that Katzenberg promptly ignored, leading to Williams refusing to take part in Return of Jafar.
  • After a long while of playing the trope straight, Unturned now averts it: bullets and arrows all drop after a distance, sometimes (surprisingly for an FPS so far into the "simulation" end of the Fackler scale) far more than the caliber is known for IRL.
  • Film / Saving Private Ryan Mohs Scale of Violence Hardness: It gets a fairly hard 9, due to horrific imagery like a soldier with his intestines partially hanging out, another one with his face missing, blood oozing out of open wounds on bare skin, some soldiers partially exploding when hit by high-caliber ammunition, etc.
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