Epidemic
Epidemic adjective - Exciting a similar feeling or reaction in others.
Many and epidemic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Many" instead an adjective "Epidemic".
Nearby Words: epidemical, epidemically
Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Both words in one sentence
- The Genetic Opera: GeneCo makes artificial organs after an epidemic of organ failures, then has assassins repossess them when the patients miss too many payments.
Source: Cloning Body Parts - Soon enough, the Aztecs and many other native nations were suffering from a smallpox epidemic, which ended up spreading throughout the North American continent.
Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Real Life - Ill Girl Helen Burns, Jane's best friend in Jane Eyre, dies of tuberculosis right before a typhoid epidemic kills many girls in the Boarding School of Horrors.
Source: Too Good for This Sinful Earth
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