Hypernyms for "measure"
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actinometry
algometry
anemography
anemometry
angulation
anthropometry
appropriation bill
arterial blood gases
audiometry
baseline
bathymetry
benchmark
bill of attainder
board rule
bottle bill
calibrate
caliper
calliper
calorimetry
catalexis
censor
cephalometry
chance
clock
common measure
common meter
cordage
countermeasure
definite quantity
densitometry
dosimetry
earned run average
economic value
endure
ERA
farm bill
fathom
fetometry
foetometry
foot
fundamental measure
fundamental quantity
gauge
GPA
grade
grade point average
graduated table
gravimetry
guard
hydrometry
hypsography
hypsometry
indefinite quantity
interval
last
librate
magnetisation
magnetization
mark
measuring cup
medium of exchange
mental measurement
meter
meter reading
metric
metrical foot
metrical unit
micrometry
monetary system
norm
observation
octane number
octane rating
ordered series
pace
pelvimetry
period of play
photometry
play
playing period
plumb
plumbing
point
point in time
porcupine provision
praise
precaution
probability
procrustean bed
procrustean rule
procrustean standard
proof
quantification
quantitative analysis
quantitative chemical analysis
quantum
radical
radioactive dating
rate
reading
reassess
reevaluate
relative quantity
rule
ruler
safeguard
sampling
scale
scale of measurement
scaling
scansion
score
seismography
shark repellent
shoot
size stick
sound
sound ranging
sounding
spirometry
stand
standard of measurement
standardise
standardize
step
surveying
system of measurement
telemetry
thermogravimetry
thermometry
time
time interval
time unit
titrate
tonometry
trade bill
triangulate
unit of time
value
viscometry
viscosimetry
volume
weigh
yardstick
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.