Many
Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.
Both words in one sentence
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His campaigns were extremely brutal, possibly claiming as many as a million lives in total, with much rampant looting and slave trading.
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Genre Savvy: For as many smart trolls as there are, they're just as many normal people who know about the rampant bots all over the place and know how to avoid them, and they know how to make kik/cyber sex freaks go away.
Source: Website / Omegle -
Cringe Comedy: "Rampant on the Internet" from Deadbeat Hero, among many, many other examples.
Source: Creator / Doug Stanhope
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