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quantitative (iou)



quantitative adjective. L16.
[medieval Latin quantitativus, from Latin quantitas, -at-, from quantus: see QUANTITY, -ATIVE.]
Possessing quantity, magnitude, or spatial extent. Now rare. L16.
That is or may be considered with respect to the quantity or quantities involved; estimable by quantity, measurable. M17.
J. Martineau Not as its quantitative equal..but as a moral equivalent.
Pertaining to or concerned with quantity or its measurement; ascertaining or expressing quantity. M17.
quantitative analysis Chemistry measurement of the amounts of constituents present in a substance (cf. QUALITATIVE analysis).
M. Kline The quantitative knowledge that science and technology needed.
Of, pertaining to, or based on vowel-quantity. L18.
Chemistry. Of a reaction etc.: acting on the whole quantity of a particular substance or species; having or designating an efficiency or a yield of 100 per cent. E20.
N. G. Clark On careful combustion there remains a quantitative residue of metallic silver.
quantitatively adverb (a) in a quantitative manner; in respect of quantity; (b) Chemistry with a yield of 100 per cent: L16.
quantitativeness noun M19.
quanti'tativist noun & adjective (a) noun a person for whom quantity is a criterion of value; (b) adjective of or pertaining to quantitativists, resulting from an evaluation of quantity: M20.