Degree
Fraction
Fraction noun - A broken or irregular part of something that often remains incomplete.
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Synonyms for Fraction
Degree and fraction are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Degree" instead a noun "Fraction".
How words are described
| good | good degree | good fraction |
| high | high degree | high fraction |
| exact | exact degree | exact fraction |
| similar | similar degree | similar fraction |
| Other adjectives: certain, considerable, substantial, reasonable, fair, small, large, enormous, huge, impressive, lower, noticeable, major, minor, significant, hilarious, larger, smaller, smallest, varying. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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However, what the ramming does do is throw the Laser's aim off by a fraction of a degree... and the Laser was targetting Earth, over 600 million miles away.
Source: Ramming Always Works - The company's after rocks, the only reason to leave a relatively tiny fraction of the ecology intact is that they inherently value all life to a greater degree than the Na'vi (who cheerfully murder their way through the humans until they leave).
Source: Designated Villain -
In the novellization of Revenge of the Sith, Anakin recalls a visit to a black dwarf star system: a frigid dwarf of hypercompacted trace metals, hovering a quantum fraction of a degree above absolute zero.
Source: Artistic License Astronomy
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