Pronunciation: /kwɑnt/
noun a quantitative analyst or researcher, especially in finance
A1 A quant of sugar is needed for the recipe.
A2 The scientist measured the quant of liquid in the beaker.
B1 The teacher explained the concept of quant to the students.
B2 The researchers conducted a study on the quant of pollution in the area.
C1 The company analyzed the quant of sales data to make strategic decisions.
C2 The economist discussed the quant of inflation in the national economy.
adjective relating to quantity or amount
A1 The quant amount of sugar in this recipe is one teaspoon.
A2 She needed a quant number of pencils for her art project.
B1 The quant data provided in the report was insufficient for analysis.
B2 The quant evidence presented in court led to a conviction.
C1 The quant results of the experiment were published in a scientific journal.
C2 The quant research conducted by the team was groundbreaking in the field of astrophysics.
formal The scientist conducted a quant study to analyze the effects of the new drug.
informal I need to do a quant analysis on this data to make sense of it.
slang Let's crunch some quants to see if we're on track with our budget.
figurative She always adds a quant of humor to her presentations to keep the audience engaged.
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