Many and Usual

Many

Many adjective - Being of a large but indefinite number.

Usual and many are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Usual" instead an adjective "Many".

Usual

Usual adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.

Many and usual are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Many" instead an adjective "Usual".

Nearby Words: usually, usualness

Both words in one sentence

  • A-Team Firing Xabungle, like many, "many" mecha shows, uses this to a certain extreme — but subverts it with its usual comedy.
    Source: A-Team Firing
  • Creator / Charles Dickens Great Expectations - despite a similar setup to many of his other works, subverts many of his usual plot twists.
  • Vertebrate with Extra Limbs There have been instances of frogs being born with more or less legs than usual due to mutations; sometimes many, many more.
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