Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Quite a number and many are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quite a number" instead a noun "Many".
Quite a number
Many and quite a number are semantically related. You can use "Many" instead a noun phrase "Quite a number".
Both terms in one sentence
- In addition, they count among their numbers many of the most powerful mages in the entire world and there is quite a number of formerly active agents in the courts and high ranking positions of many nations.
Source: N.G.O. Superpower - Also, with the right bloodlines (Targaryen/Blackfyre) and some visits to various locations, it is hardly difficult to hatch dragon eggs: in canon, this has stumped many people of said bloodlines, and killed quite a number of them.
- The Azure Crow of Gurren-Lagann The Satire as well as a surprisingly good Fandub of Digimon Xros Wars (though he's not alone about the latter, and he doesn't do as many voices as LittleKuriboh, but he still does pull off quite a number of voices with ease).
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