multitudinous
[muhl-ti-tood-n-uh s, -tyood-]
adjective
forming a multitude or great number; existing, occurring, or present in great numbers; very numerous.
comprising many items, parts, or elements.
Archaic. crowded or thronged.
Origin of multitudinous
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Related Words for multitudinous
abounding, abundant, considerable, copious, countless, great, infinite, innumerable, legion, manifold, multifarious, myriad, numberless, numerous, populous, profuse, several, sundry, teeming, uncountedExamples from the Web for multitudinous
Historical Examples of multitudinous
The Scottish ballads may scarce be so multitudinous and protean a host as this.
The BalladistsJohn Geddie
To these multitudinous questions and assertions I made no answer.
Daring and Suffering:William Pittenger
The multitudinous seed and other characteristics we will pass by for the present.
The Lost Ten Tribes, and 1882Joseph Wild
But the testimony of a witness is open to multitudinous doubts.
Lectures on EvolutionThomas Henry Huxley
There was a moment of sinister silence, then a multitudinous stirring of the leaves.
Story of My LifeHelen Keller
multitudinous
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