myriad — A countless or extremely large number of something. Used to describe an infinite variety or multitude.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: A countless or extremely large number of something. Used to describe an infinite variety or multitude.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmɪriəd/
Korean meaning: 무수히 많은, 수많은
Korean pronunciation: 미-리어드 (강세: 미)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother has a myriad of excuses for why she can't use her smartphone.
- The internet provides a myriad of distractions when you're trying to study.
- Scientists have discovered myriad species in the Amazon rainforest.
myriad
ADJECTIVE//ˈmɪriəd//
A countless or extremely large number of something. Used to describe an infinite variety or multitude.
A countless or extremely large number of something. Used to describe an infinite variety or multitude.
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Origin
From ancient Greek 'myrias' meaning 'ten thousand'. Originally referred to the specific number 10,000, but evolved to mean 'countless' or 'innumerable'.
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“My grandmother has a myriad of excuses for why she can't use her smartphone.”
“The internet provides a myriad of distractions when you're trying to study.”
“Scientists have discovered myriad species in the Amazon rainforest.”
“There are myriad factors that contribute to climate change.”
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