Multitude
Multitude noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.
Population and multitude are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Population" instead a noun "Multitude".
Nearby Word: multitudinous
Population
Population noun - The people who inhabit a territory or state.
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Synonyms for Population
Multitude and population are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Multitude" instead a noun "Population".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- people and multitude
- people and population
- group and multitude
- group and population
- populace and multitude
- populace and population
- company and multitude
- company and population
- public and multitude
- public and population
- herd and multitude
- herd and population
- rabble and multitude
- rabble and population
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Because Europeans had lived in high population densities in a relatively small area that had regular contact with large mammals for thousands of years, they were hit with a multitude of plagues over the centuries.
Source: Plaguemaster -
This is a bit of Truth in Television, as the propagation of the classic Cavendish banana relies entirely on artificial pollination and the entire population of Cavendish banana plants is at risk from a multitude of problems, including lack of genetic diversity, disease, fungus, and insects.
Source: Video Game / Kingdom of Loathing
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