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1. (adj.) numerous
very many; being or existing in great quantity.
2. numerous
comprising a great number of units or individuals:
Recent audiences have been more numerous.
Etymology: (1580–90; < L numerōsus <numer(us)number)
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1. (adj) numerous, legion(p)
amounting to a large indefinite number
"numerous times"; "the family was numerous"; "Palomar's fans are legion"
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1. (adjective) numerous
many or in large numbers
I've visited it numerous times.
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1. (adj) numerous
consisting of a great number of units or individual objects; being many; as, a numerous army
2. (adj) numerous
consisting of poetic numbers; rhythmical; measured and counted; melodious; musical
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Sense: very many
His faults are too numerous to mention.
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 Afrikaans: verskeie, heelwat |
 Arabic: عَديد، كَثير، مُتَعَدِّد |
 Bulgarian: многоброен |
 Brazilian: inúmero |
 Czech: (po)četný |
 German: zahlreich |
 Danish: for mange |
 Greek: πολυάριθμος |
 Spanish: numeroso |
 Estonian: arvukas |
 Farsi: بيشمار؛ بسيار |
 Finnish: lukuisa |
 French: nombreux |
 Hebrew: רַבִּים |
 Hindi: बहुत ज्यादा, परमेश्वर सम् |
 Croatian: mnogobrojan, brojan |
 Hungarian: számos |
 Indonesian: banyak |
 Icelandic: (fjöl)margir |
 Italian: numeroso |
 Japanese: 多くの |
 Korean: 매우 많은 |
 Lithuanian: gausus, skaitlingas |
 Latvian: daudz |
 Malay: banyak sekali |
 Dutch: talrijk |
 Norwegian: tallrik(e), omfattende |
 Polish: liczny |
 Persian: بيشمار؛ بسيار |
 Pashto: ډير،زيات |
 Portuguese: inúmero |
 Romanian: numeros |
 Russian: многочисленный |
 Slovak: početný |
 Slovenian: številen |
 Serbian: brojan |
 Swedish: talrik, många |
 Thai: มากมาย |
 Turkish: pekçok, sayısız |
 Taiwanese: 眾多的 |
 Ukrainian: численний |
 Urdu: متعدد |
 Vietnamese: nhiều |
 Chinese: 为数众多的 |
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