Aliquot

Pronunciation: /ˈælɪkwət/

Aliquot (noun)

  1. a part of a whole that divides it evenly without leaving a remainder.

Examples

  • The cake was divided into aliquots for the guests.
  • Each aliquot of the solution was tested separately.

Common collocations: aliquot portion, aliquot sample, aliquot division, aliquot measurement

Aliquot (adjective)

  1. describing a part of a whole that divides it evenly without a remainder.

Examples

  • The number 12 is aliquot by 3.
  • An aliquot amount of the substance was measured.

Synonyms of Aliquot

Formal

Antonyms of Aliquot

  • mathematical division