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What is another word for Math? – 330 Math Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    arithmetic calculation computation numbers algebra geometry trigonometry statistics analysis problem-solving reasoning logic science engineering technology measurement quantification numeracy literacy education learning academics scholarship research study investigation experimentation testing evaluation assessment scoring grading mathematics calculus differential equations physics chemistry biology economics finance accounting Eureka insight revelation discovery innovation ingenuity cleverness ingenuity shrewdness astuteness acumen intellect intelligence brainpower mental faculties mental agility quickness sharpness keenness acuity perspicacity discernment judgment perception awareness consciousness thought reflection contemplation deliberation consideration cerebration rumination pondering musing meditation reverie abstraction conceptualization mental imagery visualization simulation modeling optimization approximation estimation prediction forecasting projection extrapolation interpolation differentiation integration multiplication division addition subtraction geometry trigonometry topology combinatorics graph theory number theory probability statistics data analysis machine learning artificial intelligence computer science information technology informatics cybernetics

    Meaning of Math

    The primary meaning of the word "Math" is related to the study of numbers, quantities, and shapes.

    Definitions

    • The study of numbers, quantities, and shapes, and the relationships between them
    • * A particular mathematical method or technique
    • * A mental or written calculation, especially one involving numbers

    Etymology of Math

    The word "Math" originates from the Old English word "mæth", which is derived from the Old French word "mathematique", and ultimately from the Greek word "mathema", meaning "thing learned" or "knowledge"
    The term "math" has been used in English since the 15th century to refer to the study of numbers, quantities, and shapes

    Example Uses

    • I'm struggling with my math homework tonight
    • * The math behind the algorithm is complex and difficult to understand
    • * She's always been good at math and science

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    intuition guesswork estimation approximation rough calculation improvisation spontaneity creativity artistry imagination innovation experimentation trial and error instinct hunch suspicion speculation conjecture surmise assumption presumption uncertainty ambiguity vagueness obscurity confusion disorientation bewilderment perplexity puzzlement enigma mystery problem dilemma quandary predicament difficulty hardship challenge obstacle hurdle barrier impediment obstruction blockage hindrance restriction limitation constraint prohibition taboo anathema illogic absurdity nonsense gibberish jargon gobbledygook mumbo-jumbo doubletalk doublespeak bafflegab gibberish

    Related Nouns

    calculation equation formula theorem proof concept principle theory model simulation algorithm data statistic graph chart table diagram illustration example problem exercise test quiz exam assessment evaluation score grade mark rating ranking classification categorization taxonomy ontology epistemology philosophy science technology engineering mathematics computer software hardware network system architecture design structure framework methodology approach technique tool instrument device machine apparatus equipment facility laboratory classroom school university institution organization community society culture civilization

    Related Verbs

    calculate compute measure quantify analyze evaluate assess score grade rank classify categorize model simulate optimize approximate estimate predict forecast project extrapolate interpolate differentiate integrate multiply divide add subtract solve resolve answer explain describe illustrate demonstrate teach learn study research investigate experiment test quiz examine assess evaluate judge critique review revise edit improve refine perfect master acquire develop enhance increase expand extend broaden deepen enrich simplify clarify elucidate expound explicate interpret decipher decode translate transcribe transmute transform

    Related Adjectives

    mathematical numerical quantitative qualitative analytical logical rational