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gauge
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gauge
verb
/ɡeɪdʒ/
gaudy
gaunt
Meaning
to measure, estimate, or determine the magnitude, amount, or capacity of something
an instrument for measuring the magnitude, amount, or contents of something
Example Sentences
The mechanic gauged the pressure in the car tires.
The pressure
gauge
showed the tank was full.
Example Expressions
gauge the situation
Synonyms
measure, assess, evaluate, calculate, estimate, meter, indicator
Entry 1
measure, assess, evaluate, calculate, estimate
Entry 2
meter, indicator, measure
Antonyms
guess, ignore, estimate
Entry 1
guess, ignore
Entry 2
estimate, guess
Collocations
gauge pressure, gauge performance, accurately gauge, gauge response, pressure gauge, fuel gauge, thickness gauge, wire gauge
Entry 1
gauge pressure, gauge performance, accurately gauge, gauge response
Entry 2
pressure gauge, fuel gauge, thickness gauge, wire gauge
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