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figure
/ˈfɪɡjɚ/
When used as a noun to mean a number, "figure" is often used in the plural ("figures") when referring to statistics or financial data. As a verb, "figure out" is one of the most common phrasal verbs in English. It is used informally and formally to describe the process of solving a problem or understanding a person's behavior. Be careful not to confuse "figure" (the shape of a body) with "fitness" (the state of being healthy). "Figure" refers specifically to the visual outline of the body.
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Meanings
A number, especially one which forms part of official statistics.
"The latest sales figures show a significant increase in revenue."
The shape or form of a person's body.
"She has a slender figure and maintains it through daily yoga."
A person of a particular kind, typically one who is important or prominent.
"He was a leading figure in the civil rights movement."
Examples
The figure in the report is just totally wrong!
I can't figure out how this app even works.
Wait, just let me figure the total for you.
She's such a prominent figure in this city's art scene.
I just can't figure out why you did that!
He has a very athletic figure, doesn't he?
The sales figure is actually much higher than expected.
I'm trying to figure the cost of shipping this.
You've always been a leading figure in my life.
My figure has changed so much since the baby.