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numbersnounpl. of number the act or process of performing mathematical operations to find a valueif you believe the president's numbers, we can afford these new programs and still have tax cuts arithmetic, calculation, calculus, ciphering, computation, figures, figuring, math, mathematics, number crunching, reckoning addition, division, multiplication, subtractioncalibration, measurement, mensurationappraisal, assessment, estimation, evaluation, valuation to find the sum of (a collection of things) by noting each one as it is being addednumber those apples and tell me how many you have counts, enumerates, tells adds (up), tallies, totalscalculates, computes, reckons, tables, tabulateschecks, marks, ticks (off)recounts to have a total ofthe full-time staff numbers 30 people adds up (to), aggregates, amounts (to), comes (to), counts (up to), sums (to or into), totals averages, equals, measures, reachescomposes, comprises, constitutes, makes up clocks in at to have as part of a wholeis numbered among the great minds of our times carries, comprehends, contains, embraces, encompasses, entails, includes, involves, subsumes, takes in comprises, consists (of)bracketshas, holds, owns, possessesadmits, receivescomposes, constitutes, forms, makesassimilates, embodies, incorporates, integrates excludes, leaves (out), misses out(British), omits bans, bars, debars, precludes, prevents, prohibitsdenies, refuses, rejectseliminates, excepts, rules outloses, mislays, misplaces in the 15th century |