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multitudinous
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
multitudinous
(adjective)
multitudinous
/ˌmʌltə
ˈ
tuːdn̩əs/
Brit
/ˌmʌltə
ˈ
tjuːdənəs/
adjective
multitudinous
/ˌmʌltə
ˈ
tuːdn̩əs/
Brit
/ˌmʌltə
ˈ
tjuːdənəs/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of MULTITUDINOUS
formal
:
very many
multitudinous
questions/concerns
Their lives have changed in
multitudinous
ways.
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