Aggregate+amount
61amount — noun Syn: quantity, number, total, aggregate, sum, quota, size, mass, weight, volume Phrases: amount to …
62aggregate — 1. To unite or come together in a mass or cluster. 2. The total of individual units making up a mass or cluster. [L. ag grego, pp. atus, to add to, fr. grex (greg ), a flock] proteoglycan a. a large aggregation of proteoglycans noncovalently… …
63amount to — (Roget s IV) v. Syn. add up to, equal, total, come to, reach, extend to, mount up to, run to, effect, aggregate, be equal to, be equivalent to, be tantamount to, approximate, check with, be equal in quantity to, total up to, sum up to, foot up to …
64amount — n. 1. Aggregate, sum, total, sum total, whole, footing, footing up. 2. Effect, substance, purport, result …
65aggregate — adj 1. complete, entire, whole, total, all; added, combined, compound, composite; united, joined, grouped, agminate; massed, clustered agglomerate. n 2. whole, totality, entirety; total, sum, sum total; gross, net, summation; number, amount; Sl.… …
66Lehman Aggregate Bond Index — The Lehman Aggregate Bond Index is a broad base index often used to represent investment grade bonds being traded in United States. Index funds and exchange traded funds are available that track this bond index.Managers may often subdivide the… …
67monetary aggregate — ➔ aggregate1 * * * monetary aggregate UK US noun [C] ► ECONOMICS one of the measures of the amount of money or other financial assets existing in an economy: »When the higher monetary aggregates (eg M2 and M3) fall suddenly, you can bet a… …
68in (the) aggregate — in (the) ˈaggregate idiom (formal) added together as a total or single amount • Businesses are, in the aggregate, deeper in debt than ever before. Main entry: ↑aggregateidiom …
69gross amount — index aggregate, corpus, entirety, principal (capital sum), sum (total), whole Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton …
70the full amount — we can t make a payment schedule until we know the full amount Syn: the grand total, the total, the aggregate; informal the whole kit and caboodle, the whole shebang, the whole nine yards …
