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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Large in number or quantity
a hundred/thousand/million and oneidiom
above and beyond somethingidiom
amount
and then someidiom
another
any amount ofidiom
billion
gazillion
heap
high density
huge
hundred
out/up the wazooidiom
poly
shower
so much soidiom
some
super-large
thick
thousand

innumerable | American Dictionary

innumerable
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ɪˈnu·mər·ə·bəl/
too many to be counted, or very many:
Roland sent her innumerable love letters.

Examples of innumerable

innumerable
When we're finished with our work, then we have innumerable possibilities.
Figure 12 illustrates the first two statements which have now been confirmed on innumerable species.
His latest book cannot be based on original research but is dependent on the 'labours of innumerable scholars'.
It persecuted and prosecuted dissenters and recusants who stood in its path and it proclaimed its right so to do in innumerable sermons and treatises.
In addition, there are innumerable cases in which our representations are biased by our interests, motivations, and their relevance for survival.
As the amount and speed of cultural change accelerates in the new millennium, the scientific potentials are innumerable.
The state of the world today is a result of innumerable past natural events, most of which were probably quite insignificant at the time.
The innumerable high-quality illustrations range from graphs and maps to black-and-white photos which have reproduced very well.
There is the imperial memoir, getting within the framework of one volume privileged and influential overseas experience at innumerable sites.
This decree considerably increased the sanctions for special settlers who fled their places of confinement or who infringed the innumerable regulations governing the 'special settlements'.
These are just two out of innumerable requests for indulgence based on family obligations.
Even the term "rubber" comes from one of the material's innumerable handy uses: rubbing out pencil marks.
The text is a tissue of quotations drawn from the innumerable centres of culture.
Its ambiguities would form the favorite subject of innumerable satirical texts.
Examinees had to produce mathematical expressions for which there was one correct response but which could take innumerable forms.
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