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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

  1. n. An abrupt change or step, especially in method, information, or knowledge: "War was going to take a quantum leap; it would never be the same” ( Garry Wills).

Wiktionary

  1. n. physics The discontinuous change of the state of an electron in an atom or molecule from one energy level to another.
  2. n. metaphorical An abrupt change.

WordNet 3.0

  1. n. a sudden large increase or advance

Examples

  • “The big, underrated A-3 Skywarrior represented a quantum leap in size and capability of carrier aircraft when it appeared in”

    On Yankee Station

  • “The foundation trains Amanae Practitioners, who help clients bypass their mind and ego to shift out deep emotions and traumas held in the body, take a quantum leap into a more conscious and vital union of spirit, mind, and body, and move into their full integrity and magnificence.”

    Simon & Schuster: You’re Certifiable

  • “The Hegemony had chosen us to help crew one of its precious quantum leap C-plus spinships, so how could we be less than gods?”

    Prayers To Broken Stones

  • “Consciousness-based healthcare represents a quantum leap beyond mind-body medicine in that the consciousness, or non-local mind, of the practitioner extends into the body of the person seeking help.”

    Simon & Schuster: Manifesting Michelangelo

  • “The Prowler was a quantum leap in electronic warfare.”

    On Yankee Station

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  • hepburn Joey: Hold it. I'm about to make a quantum leap in diaper theory.
    Jesse: Go with it. Go with it. (1-2) Jan 23, 2012

  • skipvia See rolig's excellent observation (and sionnach's response) on quantum. I've been getting this wrong for years. Dec 21, 2008

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