Multitude
Multitude noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.
Series and multitude are semantically related in collection topic. In some cases you can use "Series" instead a noun "Multitude", when it comes to topics like aggregation.
Nearby Word: multitudinous
Series
Series noun - Similar things placed in order or happening one after another.
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Synonyms for Series
Multitude and series are semantically related in collection topic. Sometimes you can use "Multitude" instead a noun "Series", if it concerns topics such as aggregation.
Nearby Word: serially
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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Shown Their Work: Given the amount of different countries visited in the series and the multitude of obscure dinosaurs used, there's a good amount of educational material in the series.
Source: Video Game / Dinosaur King -
However, the rather dense political drama and deliberate pacing (the series was more than 14 hours long and was shown daily for a week) meant the series lost a multitude of viewers with each episode.
Source: Series / Amerika - The multitude of new characters appearing in the three-part series finale of The Transformers.
Source: Last Episode, New Character
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