volumes (Meaning)
volumes
bulk, mass, album sense 1b, book entry 1 sense 2a, to roll or rise in volume, mass or the representation of mass in art or architecture, the degree of loudness of a sound, the amount of a substance occupying a particular volume, the degree of loudness or the intensity of a sound, a large amount, an amount of space as measured in cubic units, amount, the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object as measured in cubic units (such as quarts or liters), loudness, scroll sense 1a, one of a series of books forming a complete work or collection, a series of printed sheets bound typically in book form, involving large quantities, a series of issues of a periodical, the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional figure as measured in cubic units (as inches, quarts, or centimeters), a considerable quantity, to send or give out in volume
Synonyms & Antonyms of volumes
Synonyms:
- yards
- fistfuls
- basketfuls
- messes
- boatloads
- shiploads
- hundred
- carloads
- packs
- mountains
- sights
- heaps
- pecks
- lashins
- barrels
- gobs
- profusions
- truckloads
- pots
- quite a bit
- good deals
- plenitudes
- oodles
- bushels
- potfuls
- stores
- myriads
- much
- scads
- all kinds (of)
- reams
- sheaves
- wealths
- multiplicities
- slews
- wads
- buckets
- platefuls
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- crowds
- surfeits
- superfluities
- rashes
- hordes
- presses
- throngs
- overmuch
- epidemics
- trillions
- hosts
- millions
- oversupplies
- bonanzas
- spates
- million
- plentitudes
- multitudes
- mobs
- scores
- passels
- herds
- basketsful
- thousands
- flocks
- overkills
- lashings
- overabundances
- zillions
- plethoras
- excesses
- swarms
- legions
- floods
- armies
- seas
- superabundances
- surpluses
- crushes
- overages
- overflows
- deluges
- redundancies
- plagues
- embarrassments
Antonyms:
volumes Sentence Examples
- The vacuum cleaner's suction power operates at high volumes.
- The concert hall reverberated with the voluminous sound of the orchestra.
- The reservoir reached unprecedented volumes, threatening to overflow.
- The library's collection boasts vast volumes of historical texts.
- The company experienced surging sales volumes, leading to a significant revenue increase.
- The encyclopedia encompassed an extraordinary volume of knowledge in its many pages.
- The ocean's immense volume dwarfs even the largest ships.
- The heavy rain caused water levels to rise to alarming volumes.
- The speaker's voice filled the auditorium with a thunderous volume.
- The bookshop's shelves were overflowing with countless volumes of literature.
FAQs About the word volumes
bulk, mass, album sense 1b, book entry 1 sense 2a, to roll or rise in volume, mass or the representation of mass in art or architecture, the degree of loudness
abundances, tons, hundreds, rafts, lots, dozen, piles, deals, bunches, bundles
dots, peanuts, shreds, handfuls, shades, molecules, scruples, ounces, hints, streaks
The vacuum cleaner's suction power operates at high volumes.
The concert hall reverberated with the voluminous sound of the orchestra.
The reservoir reached unprecedented volumes, threatening to overflow.
The library's collection boasts vast volumes of historical texts.
