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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Jacob said he decided to try coaching after learning from lots of mentors.
From Los Angeles Times
"It was almost as if we saw the future and that it was going to be lots of short clips," adds Paul Whitehouse.
From BBC
He says altcoins don’t have the necessary recognition, and that it will takes lots of promotional effort to get them there, if at all.
From MarketWatch
Others may try to push lots of income into one year and incur higher Irmaa only for that period.
“I understood how he could get really talented people with lots of capital to do crazy stuff that’s impossible until it isn’t.”
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