Degree
Quantity
Quantity noun - A given or particular mass or aggregate of matter.
Usage example: they prepared a huge quantity of mashed potatoes for the feast
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good degree | good quantity |
| high | high degree | high quantity |
| low | low degree | low quantity |
| equal | equal degree | equal quantity |
| Other adjectives: exact, certain, fair, annoying, small, real, massive, large, great, enormous, huge, lower, incredible, lesser, limited, significant, ludicrous, ridiculous, amazing, greater, larger, higher, terrifying. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Another signature of Bioware's: A high degree of smartass, both in quantity and in quality.
Source: Signature Style - It gains some degree of insulation against the quantity of the universe, and in exchange it allows its victim to essentially act as pure id.
Source: Discworld / A Hat Full of Sky -
Werewolves in Cry Havoc are inaccurately portrayed by the church as Always Chaotic Evil, although it is questionable to what degree this is inaccurate given that the werewolves' first actions were to shred and eat a large quantity of people...
Source: Always Chaotic Evil
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