Collocations for magnitude - noun
ADJECTIVE
considerable,
great
unprecedented
sheer
relative
sufficient
a fall in costs of sufficient magnitude to enable us to reduce prices
unprecedented
sheer
relative
sufficient
a fall in costs of sufficient magnitude to enable us to reduce prices
small
VERB + magnitude
appreciate,
comprehend,
grasp,
realize,
understand
They failed to comprehend the magnitude of the problem.
They failed to comprehend the magnitude of the problem.
assess,
determine,
estimate,
measure,
quantify
underestimate
They appear to underestimate the magnitude of such influences.
underestimate
They appear to underestimate the magnitude of such influences.
PHRASES
of the first magnitude
Stars of the first magnitude are visible to the naked eye. (astronomy)
a disaster of the first magnitude
Stars of the first magnitude are visible to the naked eye. (astronomy)
a disaster of the first magnitude
of comparable magnitude,
of similar magnitude
We will face challenges of a similar magnitude.
We will face challenges of a similar magnitude.
(by) an order of magnitude
Her calculation was out by several orders of magnitude.
Her calculation was out by several orders of magnitude.