Degree
Frequency
Frequency noun - The fact or state of happening often.
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Degree and frequency are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Degree" instead a noun "Frequency".
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How words are described
| high | high degree | high frequency |
| low | low degree | low frequency |
| equal | equal degree | equal frequency |
| exact | exact degree | exact frequency |
| Other adjectives: certain, considerable, reasonable, annoying, actual, extreme, great, lower, remarkable, incredible, possible, less, ridiculous, highest, amazing, greater, insane, increasing, alarming, higher, surprising, frightening, varying. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Game designers have historically been very bad at modeling the frequency of bodily functions with any degree of realism.
Source: Bottomless Bladder - Murphy's Corollary: The frequency and magnitude of an error in a post are directly proportional to the degree of embarassment it will cause the poster.
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He can also modulate the frequency of it to such a degree to cause extreme and subtle structural damage to a building, and if given time he can enhance it into Make Me Wanna Shout.
Source: Lethal Harmless Powers
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