lots

/ lɒts /

plural noun

1. (often foll by of) great numbers or quantities

   lots of people

   to eat lots

adverb

1. a great deal

2. (intensifier)

   the journey is lots quicker by train

Example Sentences

He explained that the GOP has “lots of ideas” but they aren’t going to talk about them now because that’s for “the next three months,” presumably while they hash out the One Big Beautiful Budget.

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But less is written about what you touched upon: There are still lots of small financial decisions that must be made, and listing beneficiaries on your accounts helps to avoid probate.

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Unlike the gruff, barky impressions lots of comedians were doing at the time, Johnson’s had a flow.

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“Historically, when the for-sale market slows and there is lots of inventory but not much demand, you get leakage into the single-family rental industry,” says Rick Palacios, director of research at John Burns Research & Consulting.

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“Our school parking lots are not for ICE to load their weapons,” he said at a news conference.

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Related Words

• oodles