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multitudinous

adjective · Level 4 · Expert

What does multitudinous mean?

multitudinous (adjective): too numerous to be counted.

Definition: Princeton WordNet 3.1.

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What are synonyms of multitudinous?

Words related to multitudinous

From Princeton WordNet 3.1.

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What does “multitudinous” mean?

widespread; very prevalent

Not quite: that's what ubiquitous means.

too numerous to be counted

Right! That's what “multitudinous” means.

shockingly brutal or cruel

Not quite: that's what monstrous means.

offering little or no hope

Not quite: that's what bleak means.

Which word is closest in meaning to “multitudinous”?

pragmatic

Not quite: pragmatic means something else.

intrinsic

Not quite: intrinsic means something else.

tentative

Not quite: tentative means something else.

countless

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