What is another word for loads?
118 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ l_ˈəʊ_d_z], [ lˈə͡ʊdz], [ lˈəʊdz]Table of Contents
Similar words for loads:Synonyms for Loads:
adj.
•countless (adjective)- more mucho,
- loadser,
- in finite,
- in-finite,
- more oodles,
- more jillion,
- in-calculable,
- waddest,
- un countable,
- more zillion,
- peckest,
- heapest,
- raftest,
- scadser,
- gobsest,
- un-countable,
- most oodles,
- pilest,
- in numerous,
- loadsest,
- scadsest,
- most zillion,
- un counted,
- un-counted,
- most jillion,
- un-told,
- stackest,
- un told,
- most innumerous,
- messest,
- in calculable,
- in-numerous,
- most slew,
- more slew,
- gobser,
- most mucho,
- more innumerous.
n.
•a lot (noun) •dozens (noun) •gobs (noun)- gobs.
- de-luges,
- pro-fusion,
- great deals,
- good deals,
- de-luge,
- de luges,
- de luge,
- pro-fusions,
- pro fusions.
- wads.
Other synonyms:
•adj.- infinite,
- many,
- umpteen,
- whole slew,
- Messer,
- mucho,
- countless,
- innumerous,
- much,
- no end,
- stacker,
- tidy sum,
- zillion,
- Heaper,
- Mega,
- Piler,
- LOTSA,
- pecker,
- a lot of,
- bags of,
- lots of,
- passel of,
- very many,
- wadder.
- a lot,
- bushel,
- cornucopia,
- fruitfulness,
- full house,
- good deal,
- great deal,
- hunk,
- infinitude,
- lots,
- multitude,
- opulence,
- plenitude,
- plenteousness,
- plentifulness,
- plenty,
- realty,
- slather,
- tons,
- trillion,
- very much,
- Cornucopias,
- mountains,
- realties,
- infinitudes,
- slathers,
- over-supply,
- all kinds of,
- appreciable amount,
- great number,
- great quantities,
- great quantity,
- over-supplies.
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Equivalence
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Proper noun, plural
load.
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Proper noun, singular
load.
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Adverb
load.
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Proper noun, plural
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
Quantities.
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Noun, plural
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, plural
uploads, truckloads.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
overload, uploads.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
encumbrances, loaded.
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Noun, plural
Workloads, specifications, responsibilities, sledgehammers, overloads, accumulations, overheads, deliverables, carloads, boatloads, shoulders, consignments, generators, homesteads, requirements, additions, Strains, endeavours, obligations, warheads, accusations, reimbursements, densities, Deliveries, paddles, materials, exacerbations, submissions, transfers, pressures, Hundreds, officials, flows, GALS, feedstocks, demands, railcars, thrusts, stresses, Criteria, freighters, injections, objects, surcharges, Carriers, strengths, Appointments, positions, fractions, accruals, Relapses, masses, parcels, tasks, contributions, commitments, repayments, Remittances, Pulses, inflows, fluxes, eruptions, utilities, allotments, contracts, Outbreaks, documents, Duties, buildings, packages, data, intakes, outbursts, Roles, fillers, amounts, packs, opens, revenues, mandates, plots, batches, buckets, inputs, payments, ingredients, servants, surges, chores, crowds, Efforts, benefits, Seizures, bursts, estates, insights, posts, mountains, references, bundles, blocks, portions, relics, functions, tickets, CLS, levels, Grips, points, impurities, vices, pools, Levies, Taxes, requests, Flurries, Fees, rounds, secrets, wares, Properties, BRICKS, needs, Bodies, GODS, sorts, prizes, items, Parties, kits, offices, goods, kinds, counts, runs, encumbrances, lots, payloads, liftings.
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Verb, past tense
mandated, instructed, Introduced, assumed, Provided, entrusted, Instituted, paid, tasks, Brought, covered, mandates, requests, funded.
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Proper noun, singular
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Loads Sentence Examples:
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Fur traders were in the habit of wandering far into the woods, and meeting strange tribes of Indians; sometimes they would not return to Quebec until after years of absence, and then would bring with them many canoe - loads of skins.
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Every gardener has his market - cart or carts, which he loads at sun - set; and, they depart at ten, eleven, twelve, or one o'clock, according to the distance from London.
