Several
Several adjective - (used with count nouns) of an indefinite number more than 2 or 3 but not many.
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- distinctive and several
- distinctive and unequal
- separate and several
- separate and unequal
- distinct and several
- distinct and unequal
- divergent and several
- divergent and unequal
- different and several
- different and unequal
- diverse and several
- diverse and unequal
- heterogeneous and several
- heterogeneous and unequal
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Unequal Pairing: Iron is significantly older, takes a significant part in teaching her about pony society, and several ranks higher than Gilda in the Guard.
- Unequal Pairing: Kid and Hammer, the implications of which are explored on several occasions (notably when Hammer has to dress down Kid for hesitating in battle, which nearly costs Bubblegum her life).
Source: Webcomic / Angels 2200 -
Unequal Rites: A distinction is made between "true" magic (based on an ancient language, studied in a Wizarding School, practiced only by men) and several lesser forms of magic, including sorcery, illusionism and village witches.
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