v. to add up; equal in total; to be equal in meaning; value; or effect
I have a large amount of homework.
I have a large amount of homework.
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You must remit the full amount.
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When I went to the casino; I wanted to decuple the amount of money I had.
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Why didn't Paru Didi want to pay the full amount for Mamoni's curd?
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The amount of Koolaid needed was premeasured in the package.
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How can we can cut down on the amount of oil we use?
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What was the amount of the reward being offered in this book?
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What was the amount of the bet?
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Your paycheck should be commensurate with the amount of time worked.
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The crime rate in the report underreported the amount of burglaries.
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She needs to premeasure the amount of Koolaid needed.
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The poorest people had less than what amount of money?
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The teacher asked us to determine the amount of ullage in the container.
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What is the maximum amount an individual can contribute to a campaign?
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Which country consumes the greatest amount of Coca-cola?
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2 syllables
a-mount
blount
count
mount
mt
yount
account
discount
miscount
recount
surmount
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