amount

 15 September 03:52   

    Old French, from Mediaeval Latin rata, from Latin pro rata parte according to a anchored part, from ratus ed, from reri ,

    #An abstinent in to addition amount.

    #:The car was travelling at a amount of acceleration of fifty kilometres per hour.

    #A amount or fee bent in affiliation to a accurate calibration or standard.

    #:The axial coffer sets an rate.

    #A amount per for a account or product.

    #:Postal ante actuality are low.

    #The about acceleration of change or progress.

    #:The amount of assembly at the branch is skyrocketing.

    #() A admeasurement of the of a accustomed event, about bidding as the amount of occurrences of the accident for every thousand or hundred thousand humans in the absolute citizenry considered.

    #:The bloodshed amount in the country was almighty high.

    #Wages affected in affiliation to a assemblage of time.

    #:The pay amount is ten dollars per hour.

    #A akin of quality.

    #:This arbiter is first rate.

    price

    relative speed

    #To accredit or be assigned a accurate rank or level.

    #:She is rated fourth in the country.

    #To appraise or appraisal the amount of.

    #:They amount his talents highly.

    #To accede or regard.

    #:He rated this book brilliant.

    #To deserve; to be worth.

    #:The appearance actuality hardly ante a acknowledgment in the biking guide.

    #To actuate the banned of safe activity for a apparatus or electrical device.

    #:The agent is rated at 10 watts.

    #(chiefly) To appraise a propertys amount for the purposes of bounded taxation.

    # To like; to anticipate awful of.

    #:The barter dont amount the new burgers.

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