Scale and Weigh

Scale

Scale verb - To find out the size, extent, or amount of.

Usage example: scaled the logs to get a rough idea of the amount of usable lumber they were likely to yield

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Synonyms for Scale

Weigh and scale are semantically related in quantity topic. In some cases you can use "Weigh" instead a verb "Scale".

Nearby Words: scaled, scaling, scalable

Weigh

Weigh verb - To be of importance.

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Synonyms for Weigh

Antonyms for Weigh

Scale and weigh are semantically related in quantity topic. Sometimes you can use "Scale" instead a verb "Weigh", if it concerns topics such as measure heaviness.

Nearby Words: weight, weighted, weighting, weighing, weigher

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Common collocations

body	scale body	weigh body
amount	scale amount	weigh amount
bit	scale bit	weigh bit
damage	scale damage	weigh damage
Other words: times, upwards.

Both words in one sentence

On Classic, a person standing on a scale was used as a clue for the word "way" (as "weigh") or any word that had a similar pronunciation within it.

Source: Series / Concentration
There's an exercise room in Kaijumax, with Kaiju-scale equipment: a treadmill with cars and people to stomp, weigh machines with skyscrapers that can be pushed over, etc.

Source: Prisons Are Gymnasiums
Gold, silver, and other precious metals are still traded in units of Troy ounces; a bullion ingot of exactly 1 Troy ounce would weigh 1.07 ounces on a postal scale.

Source: Analysis / Unit Confusion

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