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Adjectives of Size and Quantity - Adjectives of Change in Quantity

These adjectives emphasize the difference, increase, or decrease in quantity, allowing for a more descriptive and expressive portrayal of the change.

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Categorized English Adjectives of Size and Quantity
increased
increased
[Adjective]

having grown or become larger in amount or degree

Ex: Due to the increased demand, the company hired more employees.Ā 
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incremental
incremental
[Adjective]

changing or progressing in small, steady steps rather than in sudden leaps or bounds

Ex: The project made incremental progress over several months, with each step building upon the last.Ā 
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cumulative
cumulative
[Adjective]

increasing gradually as more and more is added

Ex: The cumulative effect of daily exercise is improved physical fitness.Ā 
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additive
additive
[Adjective]

added to another substance or process, typically with the intention of enhancing or modifying it

Ex: The additive flavors in the drink created a unique taste experience.Ā 
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augmented
augmented
[Adjective]

made greater in quantity, size, or intensity

Ex: The team’s workforce was augmented with additional staff to handle the project.Ā 
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expanded
expanded
[Adjective]

made bigger in size

Ex: The expanded highway now includes additional lanes to accommodate more traffic.Ā 
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reduced
reduced
[Adjective]

lower than usual or expected in amount or quantity

Ex: The company’s reduced profits this quarter were attributed to increased competition and higher operational costs.Ā 
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diminished
diminished
[Adjective]

made smaller in amount or intensity

Ex: The diminished light from the setting sun created a softer, more tranquil atmosphere in the room.Ā 
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decreased
decreased
[Adjective]

made smaller in amount, intensity, or extent

Ex: The decreased demand for the product led to a drop in production.Ā 
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contracted
contracted
[Adjective]

reduced or decreased in extent or scope

Ex: The company's profits were significantly lower this quarter, reflecting a contracted financial performance.Ā 
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minimized
minimized
[Adjective]

decreased to the smallest amount or quantity possible

Ex: The minimized risk made the investment more appealing to cautious investors.Ā 
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lowered
lowered
[Adjective]

reduced in level or intensity

Ex: The lowered interest rates stimulated borrowing and investment in the economy.Ā 
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twofold
twofold
[Adjective]

double in size, amount, or degree

Ex: The twofold increase in sales exceeded the company's expectations.Ā 
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