Lot of
Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- A lot of book fans felt she was all wrong for the role, and many reviewers described her performance as "disaffected" - plenty comparing her unfavourably to Kristen Stewart in the Twilight films.
Source: Broken Base / Film - You still don't have a whole lot of it and many enemies will deplete it quickly, but at least you just get teleported back to your last teleporter marker (and lose a lot of points) instead of dying.
Source: Regenerating Health -
Babies are a lot of work, and anyone who has this many is pretty much going to have to center a great deal of her life around them.
Source: Too Many Babies
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