ABSOLUTE TERMS

Definition: ABSOLUTE TERMS

ABSOLUTE TERMS

1. (Alg.), such as are known, or which do not contain the unknown quantity. --Davies & Peck.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Crosswords: ABSOLUTE TERMS

Business

In absolute terms, the Hong Kong recycled paper and paperboard market declined from US$ 768 million in 1998 to US$ 665 million in 1999, a decline of 13.4 percent in real terms over 1998, and was forecast to reach US$ 791 million in 2000, an increase of 18.9 percent over 1999. Indications are that market demand for recycled paper and paperboard over the next five years will be relatively stable. (references)

Economic History

Russia

The U.S. investment declined in absolute terms, but the U.S. retained its position as the leading foreign investor in Russia. (references)

Trade

Saudi Arabia

Although the Saudi stock market is the largest in the region in absolute terms (about $60 billion), its capitalization to GDP ratio lags several other Middle Eastern markets. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Pig Latin

absoluteay ermstay.(various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-2 letters: blastomeres.

-3 letters: absolutest, blastomere, butterless, elastomers, resolutest, salometers, somersault, soubrettes, streamlets.

-4 letters: absoluter, absolutes, albumoses, arbelests, assembler, austerest, balusters, bluestems, boletuses, elastomer, embattles, emulators, lustrates, maltsters, matelotes, metestrus, molesters, mulattoes, obturates, oleasters, outbleats, outsmarts, outstares, outsteers, rebottles, rebuttals, resalutes, resolutes, robustest, roulettes, saboteurs, salometer, seatbelts, semestral, soubrette, staumrels, storables, streamlet, stumblers, substrate, subtotals, tabourets, tautomers, teamsters, temblores, tolerates, trustable, tuberoses, umbrettes, utterable.

-5 letters: abetters, abettors, absolute, abstruse, abutters, albumose, alertest, arbelest, assemble, atremble, aureoles, baluster, battlers, beamless, beatless, berettas, besmears, blasters, blatters, bleaters, bloaters, blotters, bluestem, blusters, boasters, bolsters, borstals, bottlers, brattles, bromates, burettes, buttress, earlobes, embattle, embosser, embrutes, emulates, emulator, estreats, lamberts, lamsters, lobsters, lustrate, maestros, maltoses, maltster, martlets, masseter, mateless, matelote, matelots, mattress, maturest, measures, meatless, meatuses, mobsters, molester, mottlers, moulters, mulattos, musettes, obturate, obtusest, oestrums, oleaster, outbeams, outbleat, outbless, outlasts, outrates, outserts, outsmart, outstare, outsteer, ramulose, reassume, rebottle, rebuttal, remotest, resalute, reslates, resmelts, resolute, restates, retables, retastes, reusable, robustas, rosettes, rosulate, roulette, rubeolas, rustable, saboteur, sabulose, saluters, seamster, seatbelt, settlers, settlors, setulose, slumbers, smartest, smatters, smelters, soberest, solerets, somerset, sorbates, sortable, stablers, stablest, starlets, startles, statures, staumrel, stealers, steamers, sterlets, stomates, storable, stratous, stratums, streusel, strumose, stumbler, stumbles, subatoms, suberose, sublates, sublease, submerse, subsolar, substate, subtlest, subtotal, taborets, tabouret, tambours, tameless, tautomer, teamster, tearless, teleosts, temblors, termless, testable, toasters, tolerate, toluates, tombless, tramless, trembles, trestles, troubles, trustees, tubeless, tuberose, tumblers, tumbrels, tutelars, tutoress, umbrette.

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