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What is another word for Amplitude? – 147 Amplitude Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    magnitude size extent scope range scale degree level intensity strength power volume loudness breadth depth width height dimension measurement proportion capacity span reach sweep compass expansiveness vastness enormity immensity grandeur largeness bigness hugeness giganticness enormousness tremendousness monumentality

    Meaning of Amplitude

    According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, amplitude refers to the extent or degree of something, such as the amplitude of a sound wave or the amplitude of a vibration.

    Definitions

    • The Oxford English Dictionary defines amplitude as the size or extent of something, especially a fluctuation or oscillation, such as the amplitude of a wave or the amplitude of a signal.
    • The Cambridge Dictionary defines amplitude as the distance from the middle point of a wave to its highest or lowest point, or the extent or degree of something.

    Example Uses

    • The amplitude of the earthquake was measured on the Richter scale, which showed a significant increase in seismic activity.
    • The sound engineer adjusted the amplitude of the music to ensure it was not too loud for the audience.
    • The amplitude of the wave was affected by the wind and the depth of the water.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    smallness minuteness tininess compactness narrowness shallowness weakness faintness softness quietness mildness gentleness subtlety delicacy fineness daintiness slightness insignificance inconsequentiality triviality pettiness meagerness scantiness poorness sparseness scarcity

    Related Nouns

    wave signal vibration oscillation fluctuation pulse cycle period frequency magnitude size extent scope range scale degree level intensity strength power volume loudness breadth depth width height dimension measurement

    Related Verbs

    measure calculate determine assess evaluate gauge estimate quantify analyze examine investigate study research observe detect monitor control adjust regulate modify change increase decrease amplify magnify enhance reduce diminish

    Related Adjectives

    large big huge enormous tremendous monumental gigantic vast immense grand extensive broad wide deep high significant substantial considerable notable pronounced marked distinct noticeable perceptible measurable quantifiable detectable observable