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amount

Definition for amount

noun as in quantity

noun as in total

noun as in whole effect

Strongest matches

burden, import, result, value

Weak match

full value

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Under ETIAS, citizens of visa-exempt countries travelling to the EU would have to complete an online form and pay a small fee -- whose amount is still under discussion.

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The companies spent billions of dollars over the past two decades building plants that use huge amounts of water to transform fossil fuels into gasoline, jet fuel and other refined products.

Several former Conservative ministers and advisers have told the BBC there was no official designation of whether a country amounts to a threat.

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The large amounts of gas visible on the leading edges of the bar are being channeled towards the galactic center.

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One reason is that the homeowner is able to use a large amount of borrowed money, which amplifies gains when home prices go up.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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