double-digit
Requiring two numerals
Double-digit describes a number from 10 to 99—any quantity requiring two digits to write.
The term usually emphasizes impressive or concerning magnitude: double-digit inflation, double-digit leads in the polls, double-digit growth.
A team winning by double digits has a comfortable margin.
The phrase implies crossing a threshold into more serious territory.
Person aged thirteen-nineteen
- adolescentPerson in puberty
- teensAges thirteen through nineteen
- youthState of being immature
- preteenChild approaching adolescence
tween · juvenile · minor · thirteen · fourteen · fifteen · sixteen · seventeen
Growth in amount
- surgeSudden powerful increase
- spikeSharp rise or point
- jumpPropel oneself airborne
- leapSudden springing movement
gain · rise · expansion · boom · upturn · upswing · acceleration · escalation
Base of decimals
- elevenTen plus one
- twelveOne more than eleven
- thirteenAfter twelve, before fourteen
- fourteenBetween thirteen and fifteen
fifteen · sixteen · seventeen · eighteen · nineteen · twenty · thirty · forty
Units of tally
rout · basketball · football · victory · defeat · scoreboard · halftime · winning
Price of basic needs
- hyperinflationExtreme rapid price escalation
- devaluationLowering of currency worth
- stagflationStagnant growth meets inflation
- CPIInflation measurement abbreviation
teenager
Person aged thirteen-nineteen
- adolescentPerson in puberty
- teensAges thirteen through nineteen
- youthState of being immature
preteen · tween · juvenile · minor · thirteen · fourteen · fifteen · sixteen · seventeen · eighteen
increase
Growth in amount
leap · gain · rise · expansion · boom · upturn · upswing · acceleration · escalation · soar
ten
Base of decimals
fourteen · fifteen · sixteen · seventeen · eighteen · nineteen · twenty · thirty · forty · fifty
points
Units of tally
blowout · rout · basketball · football · victory · defeat · scoreboard · halftime · winning · cushion
cost-of-living
Price of basic needs
- hyperinflationExtreme rapid price escalation
- devaluationLowering of currency worth
- stagflationStagnant growth meets inflation