Collection
Collection noun - An organized group of objects acquired and maintained for study, exhibition, or personal pleasure.
Myriad and collection are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Myriad" instead a noun "Collection".
Myriad
Myriad noun - A considerable amount.
Collection and myriad are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Collection" instead a noun "Myriad".
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The Library of Ephebe in Small Gods is clearly modeled on the real-life Library of Alexandria, i.e., a serious attempt to collect all known books in existence - with the added feature of an earthed copper roof in case one of the Disc's myriad deities takes issue with something in its collection.
Source: Great Big Library of Everything -
Knife Nut: Sam Bowe eschews guns preferring to use her myriad collection of knives.
Source: Literature / Dawn Of Steam -
In a sense—one Mirror Match exchange for Ermac suggests the emperor's soul is now part of the myriad collection of fallen warriors comprising his being.
Source: Joker Immunity
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