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Synonyms for scale:


noun graduated system

extent
proportion
range
rate
ratio
scope
system
calibration
computation
degrees
gamut
gradation
hierarchy
ladder
order
progression
ranking
reach
register
rule
sequence
series
spectrum
spread
steps
way

noun thin covering, skin

film
flake
incrustation
lamina
layer
plate
scurf

verb ascend, climb

escalate
mount
clamber
escalade
surmount

verb measure

adjust
balance
calibrate
compare
compute
estimate
gauge
graduate
proportion
prorate
regulate
size

Examples of uses:

If we look at it on this scale, which we should stress is not drawn to scale...
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See, it occurred to me that if we could do that here, on a small scale why not on a larger scale?
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Because on the scale of the very small matter exhibits some irreducible roughness and this fine scale of roughness Democritus of Abdera identified with the world of the atoms.
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You take a fish scale sample and analyse the trace elements contained in the scale tissue, and cross-match it with a water sample from the lake.
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In any scale model like this it's impossible to have both the sizes of the planets and the sizes of their orbits to the same scale because then the planets would be too small to see.
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And this elegant idea resolves the conflict between our jittery unpredictable picture of space on the subatomic scale and our smooth picture of space on the large scale.
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We've created a scale so that we can forget its unfathomable scale.
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The most basic scale's a major scale, also known as an Ionian mode.
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The scale, you know, you start somewhere and you move up. Or down. That's a sliding scale.
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Here it's on a tiny scale, but on this cliff, it's on a massive scale.
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