Quantities
Terms and quantities are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Terms" instead a noun "Quantities".
Terms
Terms noun - Status with respect to the relations between people or groups.
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Quantities and terms are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quantities" instead a noun "Terms".
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It's topped with quantities of chicken, ham, clams, panther, bear, duck, bacon, tomatoes, Carolina Reaper peppers, lettuce, and yams represented by terms such as "fuck-load" and "explosion".
Source: Dagwood Sandwich - Using tasteful quantities of proprietary terminology can give the game a unique flavor that stands out, but overusing it can cause players to have to constantly refer to a guide just to figure out what all of your unique terms mean.
Source: Call a Hit Point a "Smeerp" - Layman's Terms: As a mild Running Gag, resident genius Elmer is frequently asked to translate what he just said.Elmer: (explaining a side effect of his cold cure) There is a reaction rather similar to the ingestion of large quantities of alcoholic beverages.Bruno: Elmer, speak English!
Source: Literature / Macdonald Hall
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