numerous — existing in large numbers; many
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: existing in large numbers; many
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnuːmərəs/
Korean meaning: 많은, 수많은
Korean pronunciation: **뉴**머러스
Example Sentences
- My grandmother has numerous cats, and they all think they're the boss of the house.
- There are numerous reasons why I don't want to go camping, starting with bugs and ending with more bugs.
- The company received numerous applications for the job position.
numerous
ADJECTIVE//ˈnuːmərəs//
existing in large numbers; many
existing in large numbers; many
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Origin
From Latin 'numerosus' meaning 'consisting of many numbers or units,' derived from 'numerus' meaning 'number.' The word entered English through Old French and Latin influences.
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“My grandmother has numerous cats, and they all think they're the boss of the house.”
“There are numerous reasons why I don't want to go camping, starting with bugs and ending with more bugs.”
“The company received numerous applications for the job position.”
“She has made numerous attempts to quit social media but always comes back.”
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