What is another word for innumerous?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnjˈuːməɹəs], [ ɪnjˈuːməɹəs], [ ɪ_n_j_ˈuː_m_ə_ɹ_ə_s]
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Synonyms for Innumerous:
adj.
• countless (adjective)- mint,
- wad,
- limitless,
- stack,
- pile,
- loads,
- raft,
- immeasurable,
- heap,
- oodles,
- legion,
- Jillion,
- peck,
- gobs,
- slew,
- mess,
- uncountable,
- measureless,
- incalculable,
- endless.
- great,
- voluminous,
- heaps,
- manifold,
- multifarious,
- various,
- sundry,
- copious,
- numerous,
- profuse,
- abundant,
- considerable,
- abounding,
- teeming,
- populous,
- several.
- innumerable,
- many,
- mucho,
- untold,
- quite a few,
- zillion,
- wadder,
- umpteen,
- tidy sum,
- Heaper,
- stacker,
- passel of,
- countless,
- scads,
- whole slew,
- bags of,
- infinite,
- pecker,
- Messer,
- Piler,
- lots of,
- multitudinous,
- unnumbered.
n.
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How to use "Innumerous" in context?
An immense number is so large as to be unimaginably large. This number can be thought of as enormous or endless. People often use the phrase "enormous number" to refer to something that's incredibly large. Consider the number of stars in the sky. Even if you were to count them all, the number would still be immense. Imagine if you could count each one of them! Other examples of an immense number are the number of grains of sand on beaches, or the number of people in a city. These examples suggest just how vast and enormous an immense number can be.
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