Pronunciation: /ˈkwɑːntɪˌfaɪd/
verb to determine or express the quantity of something
A1 I quantified the number of apples in the basket.
A2 She quantified the amount of sugar needed for the recipe.
B1 The scientist quantified the impact of the new drug on patients.
B2 The research team quantified the level of pollution in the river.
C1 The economist quantified the financial losses caused by the recession.
C2 The study quantified the correlation between exercise and mental health.
adjective describing something that has been measured or expressed in terms of quantity
A1 The amount of sugar in the recipe needs to be quantified.
A2 The researcher quantified the data before presenting it.
B1 The survey results were quantified to show the overall satisfaction rating.
B2 The impact of the new policy on the economy was quantified by experts.
C1 The environmental impact of the project was quantified using advanced modeling techniques.
C2 The effectiveness of the marketing campaign was quantified through a series of detailed analytics.
formal The data analyst quantified the impact of the new marketing campaign on sales.
informal I tried to quantify how much money I spent on groceries last month.
slang She tried to put a number on how much she loves him, but it can't be quantified.
figurative The artist's talent cannot be quantified by mere numbers.
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