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volume
noun as in capacity, measure of capacity
noun as in loudness of a sound
Example Sentences
What's the fascination with noise and the desire to return to thunderous noise volumes?
This third volume finds Johnson redefining the power of the U.S.
Last year GLS made a profit of £320m, compared to Royal Mail, which lost £348m as letter volumes continued to plunge and new competitors ate into its market share of the more profitable parcels business.
Prof Paul Mealor, who has created music for a number of royal events, also gave them a volume containing all the music he composed for their coronation in 2023.
The Canaries are particularly vulnerable to floods when hit with intense rain, as their dry climate and volcanic rock mean the ground does not absorb large volumes of water well.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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