What is another word for measuring out?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈɛʒəɹɪŋ ˈa͡ʊt], [ mˈɛʒəɹɪŋ ˈaʊt], [ m_ˈɛ_ʒ_ə_ɹ_ɪ_ŋ ˈaʊ_t]
Synonyms for Measuring out:
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v.
• admeasure- lot .
- apply ,
- apportion ,
- authorize ,
- bring ,
- contribute ,
- deal ,
- deliver ,
- disburse ,
- distribute ,
- dole out ,
- execute ,
- extend ,
- furnish ,
- give ,
- impose ,
- inflict ,
- issue ,
- measure out ,
- mete out ,
- offer ,
- perform ,
- portion ,
- proffer ,
- provide ,
- regulate ,
- serve ,
- supply ,
- tender .
- acquit ,
- ante up ,
- come across ,
- come through ,
- come up with ,
- cough up ,
- defray ,
- dispense ,
- disperse ,
- divide ,
- divvy ,
- expend ,
- foot the bill ,
- lay out ,
- outlay ,
- partition ,
- pay out ,
- pony up ,
- put out ,
- shell out ,
- use .
- banish ,
- besprinkle ,
- break up ,
- broadcast ,
- cast forth ,
- circulate ,
- diffuse ,
- disappear ,
- disband ,
- discharge ,
- dislodge ,
- dismiss ,
- dispel ,
- disseminate ,
- dissipate ,
- dissolve ,
- eject ,
- intersperse ,
- propagate ,
- radiate ,
- rout ,
- scatter ,
- scramble ,
- send off ,
- separate ,
- shed ,
- sow ,
- split up ,
- spray ,
- spread ,
- strew ,
- take off in all directions ,
- vanish .
- Mete ,
- administer ,
- allot ,
- appropriate ,
- assign ,
- bestow ,
- consign ,
- convey ,
- cut up ,
- deal out ,
- dish out ,
- dispose ,
- divvy up ,
- donate ,
- endow ,
- fork out ,
- give away ,
- hand out ,
- lot out ,
- parcel ,
- pass out ,
- present ,
- prorate ,
- ration ,
- share ,
- slice up .
- allocate ,
- articulate ,
- cut ,
- cut in ,
- cut one in ,
- factor ,
- go fifty-fifty ,
- hand over ,
- piece up ,
- quota ,
- shift ,
- slice .
How to use "Measuring out" in context?
Since time immemorial, measuring out has been the process of filling a container with a specific volume. Originally, it was used to make bread and other baked goods, but with the advent of technology, measuring out has become a much more versatile tool. In fact, with the help of measuring cups and spoons, measuring out can be used to make just about anything.
When measuring out ingredients for cake, for example, it is important to use a non-electric kitchen scale so that the ingredients will not be shaken or stirred up while they are being mixed.
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