Familiar
Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Both words in one sentence
- The "master" need not be a sorcerer, either — many stories have a normal person gain a familiar by accident, often resulting in trouble.
Source: Familiar -
There are other gods in the town besides Mayu, many of whom are familiar with her, and many more she'll get to know.
Source: Manga / Cat God -
Also, since many comedy writers are Jewish, even non-Jews have become familiar with Jewish culture through TV sitcoms and movies by Mel Brooks and Woody Allen, among many others.
Source: Once Acceptable Targets
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