metrics

noun
UK /ˈmet.rɪks/
US /ˈmet.rɪks/

Numbers that help us measure and understand how well something is doing.

The teacher used metrics like test scores and attendance to see how the class was improving.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The study of measurement, especially in mathematics.

He studied metrics to learn how to measure shapes and distances accurately.

3. A system of rhythm in poetry.

The poet paid close attention to the metrics of each line.

4. Standards or numbers used to judge success in business or sports.

The company set new metrics for customer satisfaction this year.