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

Michelson’s group began selling and donating “Altadena Not for Sale” yard signs that now dot empty lots, standing homes and storefronts around town.

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When air-traffic controllers went unpaid and the Federal Aviation Administration slashed flights this month during the government shutdown, planes were grounded, runways became parking lots and passengers traveled straight into limbo.

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"There's lots around ranking points on this game but ultimately as a team we've got to focus on ourselves and how we grow as a team," insisted the Wales boss.

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And speaking "bogan" refers to casual speech with lots of local sayings, he says.

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For my 40th birthday, I’d decided to treat myself to a special trip—joining the women worldwide who fly to South Korea for beauty treatments involving salmon DNA, ultrasound tighteners and lots of lasers.

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Related Words

• oodles