Quite a few
Thousands of and quite a few are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thousands of" instead an adjective phrase "Quite a few".
Thousands of
Quite a few and thousands of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quite a few" instead an adjective phrase "Thousands of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- much and quite a few
- much and thousands of
- many and quite a few
- many and thousands of
- countless and quite a few
- countless and thousands of
- innumerable and quite a few
- innumerable and thousands of
- numberless and quite a few
- numberless and thousands of
- abundant and quite a few
- abundant and thousands of
- profuse and quite a few
- profuse and thousands of
Both terms in one sentence
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Quite a few of the Dark Eldar are thousands of years old (far beyond even the naturally long Eldar lifespan).
Source: Age Without Youth - In the climax, thousands of these spiders are swarming over the hero's house and quite a few land on him, but even the "Queen" and "General" that are guarding their egg sac never bother to bite him.
Source: Just Hit Him -
The German film Felidae features quite a few of these, the most notable of which has Gregor Mendel ranting about hybrid plant experiments while menacing the main character with thousands of cat corpse marionettes.
Source: Nightmare Sequence
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