density
/ˈdɛnsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being dense; a measure of mass per unit volume of a substance.
“The high density of the metal made it difficult to work with.”
2. noun
A state of being crowded or filled to capacity.
“The city’s density during rush hour made it hard to find a seat on the bus.”
3. noun
A state of being intense or extreme; a high level of concentration or focus.
“The density of the workout routine helped her build muscle quickly.”
4. noun
A state of being thick or compact; a measure of the tightness of a material.
“The density of the fog made it hard to see the road.”
5. noun
A state of being close together or crowded; a measure of the closeness of objects or people.
“The density of the trees in the forest made it a great place for hiking.”
6. noun
A state of being crowded or filled to capacity; a high level of population or activity.
“The density of the city made it difficult to find a place to live.”
7. noun
A measure of the concentration of a substance, especially in a solution or mixture.
“The density of the solution was measured using a spectrophotometer.”
8. verb
To make something dense or thick; to fill something to capacity.
“The heavy rain density filled the reservoir quickly.”