Antonyms for quantum
ˈkwɒn təmquan·tum

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Princeton's WordNet

1. quantumnoun

   a discrete amount of something that is analogous to the quantities in quantum theory

2. quantumnoun

   (physics) the smallest discrete quantity of some physical property that a system can possess (according to quantum theory)

How to use quantum in a sentence?

1. Bala Ganesh:

   This is a quantum leap in terms of what's possible, speed can make the difference between life and death.

2. Tom Clare:

   There is a quantum of information available to Douglas Daniels by the time Douglas Daniels made these statements, douglas Daniels made the preconceived notion that the election was stolen.

3. Yehuda Zaks:

   But I'm not expecting a quantum leap from one end to the other, i think we'll just be able to get back to normality. That's what I hope to get from this era.

4. Stephen Bartlett:

   This is exactly why were building quantum computers, this is a demonstration that quantum computers can allow us to simulate things that should not occur in the real world.

5. Lou A. Riley:

   Relativity keeps anything from happening at once. Quantum mechanics keeps everything from really happening at all.

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