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What are some words that have the same meaning of several?

You're asking for synonyms for "several"! Here are some options, depending on the specific nuance you're looking for:

General synonyms:

* Many: This is the most common and straightforward synonym.

* A number of: This is a slightly more formal way to say "several."

* A few: This suggests a smaller quantity than "several," but still more than one.

* Some: This is a general term that can mean a small, medium, or large quantity.

* Multiple: This emphasizes that there are more than two.

More specific synonyms:

* A handful: This implies a relatively small number.

* A plethora: This suggests a large and abundant quantity.

* A multitude: This emphasizes the large number.

* Numerous: This implies a large and indefinite number.

Choosing the right synonym depends on the context:

* "Several people attended the meeting" could be replaced with "Many people attended the meeting."

* "I have a few questions" could be replaced with "I have several questions."

* "There were numerous reasons for his decision" could be replaced with "There were many reasons for his decision."

Let me know if you'd like more synonyms or examples!

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