No end of
Several
Several adjective - (used with count nouns) of an indefinite number more than 2 or 3 but not many.
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- legion and no end of
- legion and several
- many and no end of
- many and several
- countless and no end of
- countless and several
- innumerable and no end of
- innumerable and several
- abundant and no end of
- abundant and several
- profuse and no end of
- profuse and several
- plentiful and no end of
- plentiful and several
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Sudden random deaths have also been occurring in the non-Steam version as well, which has caused no end of pain for several Hardcore players.
Source: Video Game / Torchlight II - Jose Aldo's first name is pronounced "Joe-Zay," with a hard J, rather than "Hoe-Zay," like in Spanish, which caused no end of trouble for Joe Rogan, who consistently forgot and called him "Hoe-Zay" for several years while Mike Goldberg would use "Joe-Zay".
- Elves and dwarves both dislike humans for their boundless ambition (which has caused no end of grief in the last several years), and orcs (because they're orcs), while elves treat half-elves with disdain.
Source: Fantastic Racism / Video Games
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