More than a few
Numerous and more than a few are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Numerous" instead an adjective phrase "More than a few".
Numerous
Numerous adjective - Amounting to a large indefinite number.
More than a few and numerous are semantically related. You can use "More than a few" instead an adjective "Numerous".
Nearby Word: numerously
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lot and more than a few
- lot and numerous
- certain and more than a few
- certain and numerous
- many and more than a few
- many and numerous
- considerable and more than a few
- considerable and numerous
- different and more than a few
- different and numerous
- several and more than a few
- several and numerous
- manifold and more than a few
- manifold and numerous
Both terms in one sentence
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John Carter of Mars has numerous egotistical Evil Overlords as villains, which results in more than a few of these floating around.
- Despite being short, it contains several witnesses, two Logic Chess segments (though the first is an easy tutorial), numerous Red Herrings, more than a few plot twists and a Disc One Final Boss.
Source: Noob Cave - Despite numerous characters, himself included, referring to him as ugly and a loser, a fair number of women have expressed interest him and he's had sex with more than a few of them.
Source: Hollywood Dateless
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