Innumerable and Lots

Innumerable

Innumerable adjective - Too many to be counted.

Lots and innumerable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lots" instead an adjective "Innumerable".

Nearby Word: innumerably

Lots

Lots noun - A large number or amount.
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Synonyms for Lots

Innumerable and lots are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Innumerable" instead an adjective "Lots".

Both words in one sentence

  • Our Monsters Are Weird La-Mulana has not only "Catball" (a cat balancing on a rolling ball), but a Mini-Boss which resembles a ball with lots of holes in it with snakes coming out, and a monster which keeps throwing its innumerable eyeballs at you and appears to be made of nothing else.
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