countless — Too many to be counted; extremely numerous or infinite in number. Used to emphasize a very large quantity.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Too many to be counted; extremely numerous or infinite in number. Used to emphasize a very large quantity.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkaʊntləs/
Korean meaning: 셀 수 없이 많은, 무수한
Korean pronunciation: 카운트-리스 (강세: 카운트)
Example Sentences
- I've told you countless times not to leave dirty dishes in the sink!
- She has countless followers on social media who hang on her every word.
- The museum houses countless artifacts from ancient civilizations.
countless
ADJECTIVE//ˈkaʊntləs//
Too many to be counted; extremely numerous or infinite in number. Used to emphasize a very large quantity.
Too many to be counted; extremely numerous or infinite in number. Used to emphasize a very large quantity.
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Countless stars shine doubtless in the cloudless sky!
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Origin
From Middle English, combining the verb 'count' (from Old French conter, meaning 'to reckon or calculate') with the suffix '-less' (from Old English -lēas, meaning 'without or lacking').
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“I've told you countless times not to leave dirty dishes in the sink!”
“She has countless followers on social media who hang on her every word.”
“The museum houses countless artifacts from ancient civilizations.”
“My grandmother has countless stories about her childhood that never get old.”
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