Measurement,

Definition of Measurement:

1. Values made meaningful by quantifying into specific units. Measurements act as labels which make those values more useful in terms of details. For example, instead of saying that someone is tall, we can specify a measurement and specify that the individual is 6 feet tall.

2. The action of measuring something.

Synonyms of Measurement

Accounting, Acreage, Amount, Amplitude, Analyzing, Appraisal, Appraisement, Appraising, Appreciation, Area, Ascertainment, Assessing, Assessment, Bigness, Body, Breadth, Bulk, Calculation, Caliber, Capacity, Census, Computation, Counting, Coverage, Dactylonomy, Depth, Determination, Diameter, Dimension, Dimensions, Enumeration, Estimate, Estimation, Evaluating, Evaluation, Evaluative criticism, Expanse, Expansion, Extension, Extent, Foliation, Force, Gauge, Gauging, Girth, Greatness, Height, Inventorying, Judgement, Largeness, Length, Magnitude, Mass, Matter, Measure, Measuring, Mensuration, Mileage, Numbering, Numbers, Numeration, Opinion, Pagination, Period, Proportion, Proportions, Quantification, Quantity, Quantization, Quantum, Radius, Range, Ranking, Rating, Reach, Reckoning, Scale, Scope, Size, Spread, Strength, Substance, Sum, Tallying, Telling, Tonnage, Valuation, Valuing, View, Volume, Weighing, Weight, Whole, Width, Quantification, Quantifying, Computation, Calculation, Mensuration

How to use Measurement in a sentence?

1. Accurate measurement is essential.
2. You should always take a correct measurement of anything you are buying so that you know exactly what you are getting.
3. We had to take a measurement from the inside of the house to the outside to see if we could fit our item in.
4. The measurement of the performance was exacting in its nature and was of great benefit to the new team involved.

Measurement

In the context of engagement, measurement means the ability to collect data, extract information from it, and then use that information to take action to improve the effectiveness of subsequent interactions.