numberlessliterary

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
heap
high density
huge
hundred
in bucketsidiom
out/up the wazooidiom
poly
shower
so much soidiom
some
super-large
thick
thousand

countless | American Dictionary

countless
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈkɑʊnt·ləs/
very many; too many to be counted:
Countless times when I needed someone to talk to, she would listen.

Examples of countless

countless
Many of the patterns visible in prehistoric material either attest structures or else are the cumulative product of countless repetitive and routinised actions.
Dubious weighing procedures set off countless disputes between planters and mill owners.
We shared countless poignant musical discoveries and reflected on many philosophical issues, sometimes seeing eye to eye and other times exchanging differing opinions.
It remains a favoured device of visual dramaturgy in countless productions.
There are countless anecdotes of inventive optimists who succeeded where others failed by imagining waiting customers.
Yet in the last 15 years countless insurance policies, tenancy agreements, contracts and legal forms have been simplified without causing problems in the courts.
Evidence of this can be found in countless patron-client letters written about gifts.
Its importance in older people's lives has been highlighted in countless studies.
I have used many of her evaluative instruments in my own research, as have countless others.
Litigation masters were required to possess the ability to write brilliantly for their petitions to stand out, being apparently worthy of trial, among countless documents.
Aren't there countless real-life examples and experimental results showing that people can behave altruistically even without self-control?
The wholesale exodus of older staff during the 1980s and early 1990s resulted in the loss of countless years of expertise and knowledge.
This dream recall research has been carried out countless times globally with similar results.
We belong to countless organizations, which proliferate over time into more organizations.
The victim of corruption, however, is humanity, and humanity is the countless hungry and starving to be found across all continents.
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