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Definition of volume
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of volume is as below...
Volume
(n.)
Dimensions;
compass;
space
occupied,
as
measured
by cubic
units,
that is, cubic
inches,
feet,
yards,
etc.; mass; bulk; as, the
volume
of an
elephant's
body; a
volume
of gas..
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Occlude
::
Occlude
(v. t.) To take in and
retain;
to
absorb;
-- said
especially
with
respect
to
gases;
as iron,
platinum,
and
palladium
occlude
large
volumes
of
hydrogen..
Centilitre
::
Centilitre
(n.) The
hundredth
part of a
liter;
a
measure
of
volume
or
capacity
equal to a
little
more than six
tenths
(0.6102)
of a cubic inch, or one third
(0.338)
of a fluid
ounce..
Compressed
::
Compressed
(a.)
Pressed
together;
compacted;
reduced
in
volume
by
pressure.
Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(a.) Not
having
the same
center;
-- said of
circles,
ellipses,
spheres,
etc.,
which,
though
coinciding,
either
in whole or in part, as to area or
volume,
have not the same
center;
--
opposed
to
concentric..
Thermometer
::
Thermometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
temperature,
founded
on the
principle
that
changes
of
temperature
in
bodies
are
accompained
by
proportional
changes
in their
volumes
or
dimensions..
Evolutility
::
Evolutility
(n.) The
faculty
possessed
by all
substances
capable
of
self-nourishment
of
manifesting
the
nutritive
acts by
changes
of form, of
volume,
or of
structure..
Decilitre
::
Decilitre
(n.) A
measure
of
capacity
or
volume
in the
metric
system;
one tenth of a
liter,
equal to
6.1022
cubic
inches,
or 3.38 fluid
ounces..
Volumenometer
::
Volumenometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
volume
of a body,
especially
a
solid,
by means of the
difference
in
tension
caused
by its
presence
and
absence
in a
confined
portion
of air..
Voluminous
::
Voluminous
(a.) Of great
volume,
or bulk;
large..
Volume
::
Volume
(n.)
Amount,
fullness,
quantity,
or
caliber
of voice or
tone..
Volumetrical
::
Volumetrical
(a.)
Volumetric.
Envolume
::
Envolume
(v. t.) To form into, or
incorporate
with, a
volume..
Republication
::
Republication
(n.) A
second
publication,
or a new
publication
of
something
before
published,
as of a
former
will, of a
volume
already
published,
or the like;
specifically,
the
publication
in one
country
of a work first
issued
in
another;
a
reprint..
Alcoholmeter
::
Alcoholmeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
determining
the
strength
of
spirits,
with a scale
graduated
so as to
indicate
the
percentage
of pure
alcohol,
either
by
weight
or
volume.
It is
usually
a form of
hydrometer
with a
special
scale..
Coefficient
::
Coefficient
(n.) A
number,
commonly
used in
computation
as a
factor,
expressing
the
amount
of some
change
or
effect
under
certain
fixed
conditions
as to
temperature,
length,
volume,
etc.; as, the
coefficient
of
expansion;
the
coefficient
of
friction..
Tome
::
Tome (n.) As many
writings
as are bound in a
volume,
forming
part of a
larger
work; a book; --
usually
applied
to a
ponderous
volume..
Swell
::
Swell (n.) A
gradual
increase
and
decrease
of the
volume
of
sound;
the
crescendo
and
diminuendo
combined;
--
generally
indicated
by the sign.
Bouk
::
Bouk (n.) Bulk;
volume.
Book
::
Book (n.) A
volume
or
collection
of
sheets
in which
accounts
are kept; a
register
of debts and
credits,
receipts
and
expenditures,
etc..
Piano
::
Piano (a. & adv.) Soft; -- a
direction
to the
performer
to
execute
a
certain
passage
softly,
and with
diminished
volume
of tone.
(Abbrev.
p.).
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