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What word is used to describe many?

There are several words you can use to describe "many," depending on the context and the nuance you want to convey:

General:

* Many: This is the most common and direct word.

* Numerous: This emphasizes a large quantity.

* Several: This suggests a smaller but still significant number.

* A lot: This is informal and can be used for both countable and uncountable nouns.

* Plenty: This suggests a sufficient or abundant amount.

Specific:

* Countless: This implies an uncountable or very large number.

* Multitudinous: This is more formal and suggests a vast quantity.

* Hordes: This implies a large, unorganized group of people.

* Swarms: This implies a large group of insects or other small creatures.

* Myriad: This suggests a very large and varied number.

Figurative:

* A plethora: This implies an abundance or overabundance.

* A host: This suggests a large number of people or things.

* A sea: This implies an overwhelming number.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the effect you are trying to achieve.

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