Legions
Millions
Millions noun - The body of the community as contrasted with the elite.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Now, when the Fifty Shades books have sold millions and millions of copies and have legions of fans eager to try the stuff in the book, Christian might as well have the Dark Secret that he likes watching porn movies.
- So naturally, he never bothered to look up the show online and see how much the millions of fans were making fun of him...and thus didn't realize that he was actually the show's Ensemble Darkhorse and had legions of fangirls.
Source: Never Accepted in His Hometown -
The Necrons, The Remnant of an ancient alien civilization transformed into vast legions of incredibly advanced, undying, living metal warriors, are awakening after millions of years of slumber to reclaim a galaxy they see as rightfully theirs and scour away the taint of organic life.
Source: Tabletop Game / Warhammer 40,000
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