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levels
/ˈlɛvəlz/
When used as a noun, "levels" usually refers to measurable amounts (like noise levels) or stages of progress. In these cases, it is the plural form of "level". When used as a verb, "levels" is the third-person singular present tense (e.g., 'he levels'). It can mean making something physically flat or completely destroying a building. Be careful not to confuse the physical act of leveling ground with the metaphorical act of reaching a new level in a game or career.
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My new token is hitting levels we've never seen before. Absolute moon mission.
Get a grip, Jackson. You're just chasing ghosts.
Meanings
Positions on a real or imaginary scale of amount, intensity, quality, or importance.
"The noise levels in the city have increased significantly over the last decade."
Horizontal planes or surfaces; heights relative to a base point.
"Water levels rose quickly after the heavy rainfall."
Stages of progress in a game, course of study, or process.
"I finally reached the final levels of the puzzle game."
To make something flat, even, or horizontal.
"The construction crew levels the ground before pouring the concrete."