measures (Meaning)
measures
to bring into comparison, to serve as a measure of, rhythm or movement in music or poetry, a standard or unit of measurement see Weights and Measures Table, a system of measuring, to choose or control with cautious restraint, a step planned or taken as a means to an end, to regulate by a standard, the part of a musical staff between two bars or the group of beats between these bars, to travel over, a system of such measures, dance, poetic rhythm measured by temporal (see temporal entry 1 sense 3) quantity or accent, an exact divisor of a number, to take or make a measurement, a legislative bill or act, a grouping of a specified number of musical beats located between two consecutive vertical lines on a staff, a moderate degree, a proposed legislative act, to have as its measurement, moderation, temperance, something (as a yardstick or cup) used in measuring, estimate entry 1 sense 1, melody, tune, an instrument or utensil for measuring, to serve as a means of measuring, a system of standard units of measure, to lay off by making measurements, in addition to the minimum required, a metrical unit, amount entry 2, extent, degree, the size, capacity, or quantity of something as fixed by measuring, a basis or standard of comparison, to find out the size, extent, or amount of, to allot or apportion in measured amounts, meter, an estimate of what is to be expected (as of a person or situation), a slow and stately dance, dance entry 2 sense 2, to estimate or appraise by a criterion, a standard or unit of measurement, rhythmic structure or movement, the dimensions, capacity, or amount of something ascertained by measuring, musical time, an action planned or taken to achieve a desired result, to ascertain the measurements of, a fixed or suitable limit, an adequate, fixed, or suitable limit or amount, an instrument (such as a yardstick) or utensil (such as a graduated cup) for measuring, a unit used in measuring, to mark or fix in multiples of a specific unit, a measured quantity, an adequate or due portion, to have a specified measurement, the act or process of measuring, amount, degree
Synonyms & Antonyms of measures
Synonyms:
- activities
- attempts
- proposals
- dealings
- processes
- resources
- acts
- expedients
- shifts
- procedures
- initiatives
- tries
- feats
- things
- actions
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- troubles
- exertions
- resorts
- works
- successes
- deeds
- undertakings
- accomplishments
- achievements
- passes
- projects
- endeavors
- courses
- affairs
- triumphs
- exploits
- trials
- businesses
- counter-steps
- countermeasures
- propositions
- coups
- doings
- attainments
- essays
- operations
- cracks
- enterprises
- proceedings
- events
- pains
- goes
Antonyms:
measures Sentence Examples
- The baker carefully measures the flour according to the recipe, ensuring the perfect consistency for the dough.
- The scientist precisely measures the chemical compounds, following the protocol to achieve accurate results.
- The carpenter meticulously measures the lumber, ensuring the precise dimensions for a sturdy structure.
- The tailor expertly takes the customer's measures, ensuring a tailored fit for their suit.
- The nurse measures the patient's vital signs, monitoring their health and tracking any changes.
- The chef carefully measures the spices, adding the perfect flavor to the dish.
- The pharmacist precisely measures the medication dosage, following the doctor's orders to ensure the patient's well-being.
- The surveyor meticulously measures the land, determining its boundaries and calculating its area.
- The builder carefully measures the concrete mixture, ensuring the proper ratio for a strong and durable foundation.
- The engineer measures the forces acting on the bridge, assessing its stability and load capacity.
FAQs About the word measures
to bring into comparison, to serve as a measure of, rhythm or movement in music or poetry, a standard or unit of measurement see Weights and Measures Table, a
steps, moves,means, efforts, activities,attempts, proposals, dealings, processes, resources
deviations, abnormalities,,aberrations
The baker carefully measures the flour according to the recipe, ensuring the perfect consistency for the dough.
The scientist precisely measures the chemical compounds, following the protocol to achieve accurate results.
The carpenter meticulously measures the lumber, ensuring the precise dimensions for a sturdy structure.
The tailor expertly takes the customer's measures, ensuring a tailored fit for their suit.
