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Ample

Abundant

Batch

A group of things (e.g., a batch of cupcakes).

Bulk

Large in size.

Considerable

Significant.

Diminish

To reduce or be reduced (be less important).

Equidistant

Having the same distance.

Extent

An amount of length or area.

Finite

Having an end.

Force

In large numbers.

Imbalance

An eco (not balance).

Immense

Extremely large in size.

Magnitude

Large size or importance.

Major

Important.

Meagre

Not enough or small.

Minute

Extremely small.

Proportion

Part.

Quantify

Measure.

Ratio

A comparison of numbers.

Ration

A limited amount of something.

Minor

Not important.

Benefit

Advantage/the money given by the government.

Compensation

Damages: if you break something, you compensate for that.

Deduct

Your money being taken automatically.

Withdraw

Take money from your bank account.

Deposit

Put money in your bank account.

Finance

The management of money.

Interest

Money that you earn from keeping your money in the bank account.

Investment

To put money in something to make a profit.

Profit

Money.

Lump sum

A one large amount payment.

Mortgage

An agreement that allows you to borrow money.

Pension

The money that is paid to the old or ill people by the government.

Add up to

To result in something.

Break down

Divide something into small parts.

Build up

To become larger or stronger.

Buy off

Pay someone so that they don’t annoy you.

Buy something up

Buy something that is in large amounts or all that is available.

Carry something over

Delay.

Clock something up

To get more and more of something.

Club together

Share the cost of something.

Drum up

To try to get support for something.

Mount up

Gradually increase number or amount.

Pay out

To spend money on something.

Size up

To think carefully.

Weigh down

To make it difficult for someone or something.