Words and phrases that have a meaning related to bulk: (184 results)
Antonyms:
minority
Often used in the same context:
chunk, portion, majority, fraction, remainder, proportion, thirds, total, rest, cartage, boatload, reshipping, warehousing, load, percent, per cent, mix, quantity, concentrates, brunt, pulverizer, fifths, shipping, freight, truckload, handful, some, amount, excess, ton, stockpile, semifinished, sorting, cupric sulfate, fourths, plenty, sullage, middlings, packing, lion, supples, lighterage, skimmings, logistics, agglomerating, shiploads, warehousemen, truckloads, million, gunnysacks, backbone, lots, surplus, volumes, ferrous sulphate, shoring, raffinate, draff, galv, cargoes, residual, latter, middleman, onus, percentage, goods, shipment, demurrage, contingent, surfeit, icehouses, big, hogsheads, consignment, batch, heftiest, supplement, zirconium silicate, glut, whereas, smattering, middlemen, gobs, pittance, all, oodles, corrugating, wholesaling, pallets, stuff, mixture, influx, groceries, tidy sum, surge, storer, heaver, stocking, ironware, calcium hypochlorite, supplies, prill, girth, tonnage, acreage, outlay, strength, weight, size, backlog, yardage, burden, depth, extent, mileage, expenditure, expense, height, magnitude, lubricant, multicomponent, containerized, equilibrium, hygroscopic, nonvolatile, refrigerated, eutectic, incompressible, interfacial, liquid, melting, polymeric, silicate, amorphous, coolant, effluent, fluid, isotropic
More specific:
dollar volume, turnover
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Also try:awkwardness, concentrate, cumbersomeness, dentin, dentine, edible fat, expanded, expanding, extend, frowzy, future, heaver, hulking, hulky, junk e-mail, massive, microprocessor, monolithic, monumental, oiler, oil tanker, postage meter, roughage, scow, spam, spammer, stretch, tank, tanker, tank car, tank ship, unitise, unitize, unwieldiness, voluminous
— Nouns for bulk: material, materials, density, carriers, water, form, cargo, solution, goods, properties, flow, more...
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