lots
Britishplural noun
adverb
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a great deal
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(intensifier)
the journey is lots quicker by train
Example Sentences
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Four "bunker parties" were held in places such as underground parking lots that have been specially designated as bomb shelters.
From Barron's
“Well . . . that shouldn’t be embarrassing, really. Since lots of schools accept such a small percentage of people.”
From Literature
I had lots of beginnings about how I could be the only one to really save Courtney.
From Literature
“The moment has now arrived,” Domingo says, with measured optimism, “and I don’t know if it’ll be a long moment, but there’s lots of things I want to do.”
He knew the injured sailors would want familiar food—not spicy Sri Lankan fare—and lots of meat.
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