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Quantum
/ˈkwɑn.t̬əm/
Definition
1
A discrete quantity of energy proportional in magnitude to the frequency of the radiation it represents.
2
Relating to or based on the theory of quanta, especially quantum mechanics.
3
An abrupt change or increase, often used figuratively as in 'quantum leap'.
Examples
In a quantum leap of logic, he decided pizza counts as a vegetable.
My cat embodies quantum superposition: it's both asleep and plotting world domination simultaneously.
She upgraded her coffee addiction to quantum levels after one too many all-nighters.
Quantum entanglement means if I lose my socks in the dryer, yours vanish too—no matter the distance.