a multitude of — a large number or quantity of people or things
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large number or quantity of people or things
Pronunciation (IPA): /ə ˈmʌltɪtuːd ʌv/
Example Sentences
- The teacher gave me a multitude of homework assignments, as if I were a homework-eating monster.
- A multitude of excuses came to his mind when he forgot his girlfriend's birthday.
- The company offers a multitude of services to meet customer needs.
a multitude of
NOUN[/ə ˈmʌltɪtuːd ʌv/]
a large number or quantity of people or things
a cheerful vendor stands behind his stall arranging countless colorful fruits and vegetables. The vendor reaches toward towering piles of apples, oranges, bananas, and berries that cover every surface. The abundance of produce creates cascading displays that flow from wooden crates onto tables. Customers gather around the stall pointing at the endless variety of fresh items available. a multitude of fruits and vegetables creating an impressive display of quantity
A multitude of attitudes transforms into gratitude!
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“The teacher gave me a multitude of homework assignments, as if I were a homework-eating monster.”
“A multitude of excuses came to his mind when he forgot his girlfriend's birthday.”
“The company offers a multitude of services to meet customer needs.”
“A multitude of fans gathered outside the concert hall.”
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