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Definition of amount
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 amount is as below...
Amount
(n.) To rise or reach by an
accumulation
of
particular
sums or
quantities;
to come (to) in the
aggregate
or
whole;
-- with to or unto.
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Measure
::
Measure
(n.) The
contents
of a
vessel
by which
quantity
is
measured;
a
quantity
determined
by a
standard;
a
stated
or
limited
quantity
or
amount.
Presume
::
Presume
(v. i.) To
suppose
or
assume
something
to be, or to be true, on
grounds
deemed
valid,
though
not
amounting
to
proof;
to
believe
by
anticipation;
to
infer;
as, we may
presume
too far..
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..
Domain
::
Domain
(n.)
Ownership
of land; an
estate
or
patrimony
which one has in his own
right;
absolute
proprietorship;
paramount
or
sovereign
ownership.
Payee
::
Payee (n.) The
person
to whom money is to be, or has been, paid; the
person
named in a bill or note, to whom, or to whose
order,
the
amount
is
promised
or
directed
to be paid. See Bill of
exchange,
under
Bill..
Tithe
::
Tithe (v. t.) To levy a tenth part on; to tax to the
amount
of a
tenth;
to pay
tithes
on.
Allotment
::
Allotment
(n.) The
allowance
of a
specific
amount
of scrip or of a
particular
thing to a
particular
person.
Value
::
Value (n.) Worth
estimated
by any
standard
of
purchasing
power,
especially
by the
market
price,
or the
amount
of money
agreed
upon as an
equivalent
to the
utility
and cost of
anything..
Endosmometer
::
Endosmometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the force or
amount
of
endosmotic
action.
Acetimeter
::
Acetimeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
estimating
the
amount
of
acetic
acid in
vinegar
or in any
liquid
containing
acetic
acid.
Query
::
Query (v. t.) To put
questions
about;
to
elicit
by
questioning;
to
inquire
into; as, to query the items or the
amount;
to query the
motive
or the
fact..
Amounted
::
Amounted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Amoun.
Checkage
::
Checkage
(n.) The
items,
or the
amount,
to which
attention
is
called
by a check or
checks..
Ureameter
::
Ureameter
(n.) An
apparatus
for the
determination
of the
amount
of urea in
urine,
in which the
nitrogen
evolved
by the
action
of
certain
reagents,
on a given
volume
of
urine,
is
collected
and
measured,
and the urea
calculated
accordingly..
Summer
::
Summation
(v. t.) The act of
summing,
or
forming
a sum, or total
amount;
also, an
aggregate..
Clearing
::
Clearing
(n.) The gross
amount
of the
balances
adjusted
in the
clearing
house.
Lower
::
Lower (a.) To
reduce
in
value,
amount,
etc. ; as, to lower the price of
goods,
the rate of
interest,
etc..
Demand
::
Demand
(v. t.) A thing or
amount
claimed
to be due.
Surplus
::
Surplus
(n.)
Specifically,
an
amount
in the
public
treasury
at any time
greater
than is
required
for the
ordinary
purposes
of the
government..
Brake
::
Brake (v. t.) An
apparatus
for
testing
the power of a steam
engine,
or other
motor,
by
weighing
the
amount
of
friction
that the motor will
overcome;
a
friction
brake..
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