Synonyms For Many
(A) Wealth – There’s a wealth of oil in this well.
Acres – Each house has acres of space around it.
Army – Army of insects attacked the field.
Assortment – The shelf contained a pell – mell assortment of English novels.
Astronomical Amount – The shop only sells gourmet food, at astronomical amount.
Billions – Each of these oilfields could yield billions of barrels of oil.
Blizzard – He fought his way through the blizzard.
Boatload – But if you think a boatload of money and reams of paperwork can get any car into the country, think again.
Boundless – He is a man of apparently boundless optimism.
Buckets – He was sweating buckets.
Bunches – Bunches of herbs and pot and saucepan racks can be hung from the ceiling.
Bundles – Here bundles of cloth arrive from the mills decked in bar codes.
By The Yard – You can still buy cloth by the yard in this country.
Clusters – It bears clusters of mauve flowers in early summer.
Collection – The true university of these days is a collection of books.
Colossal Amount – The singer earns a colossal amount of money.
Congregation – The congregation bowed their heads in prayer.
Copious Amounts – He could drink copious amounts of beer without ill effect.
Crowds – They barged their way through the crowds.
Deluge – A deluge of medals somehow makes the effort look more meaningful, no matter how little valor accompanies it.
Dozens – Dozens of people were injured as fighting flared up.
Droves – Letters of protest arrived in droves.
Enormous Amount – All the candidates have been getting an enormous amount of exposure on television and in the press.
Expansive – She opened her arms wide in an expansive gesture of welcome.
Extensive – The house stands in extensive grounds.
Flock – We saw a flock of geese in the lake.
Gaggle – A gaggle of screaming children waited just outside the gym, some seeking autographs.
Gargantuan – The Carnaval Bar sells drinks so gargantuan that the hookah-sized glasses attach to your neck with a leash.
Gathering – In the gathering gloom it was hard to see anything distinctly.
Gazillions – Despite the gazillions her husband has raised for his foundation from iffy foreigners, she looked set to breeze through her confirmation hearings this week .
Gigantic – The cost has been gigantic.
Ginormous – Even little Billie ate his way through a ginormous ice-cream sundae.
Great – Little chips light great fires.
Great Deal – He was a great deal interested in music.
Group – The group are holding two western tourists hostage.
Heaps – It was surrounded with heaps of combustible materials.
Herd – A herd of cattle had strayed into the road.
Horde – The Horde have been, are and can be inspirational but don’t always hit the target here.
Huge Numbers – In particular, mangroves are the nurseries for huge numbers of tropical fish, which as adults live in the open sea.
Humongous – Humongous sinkholes and landslides have developed along this line.
Hundreds – Hundreds of sheep perished that year because of drought.
Infinite – Human beings have an infinite capacity for self-deception.
Large Amount – The secretary has a large amount of mail to answer every day.
Limitless – The possible applications of this invention are limitless.
Loads – I’ve got loads of friends who’re unemployed.
Lots – Lots of people have complained about the noise.
Many – Many heads are better than one.
Mass – The garden was a mass of colour.
Mega – In essence, the power structure at Mega transforms itself.
Miles – A road of a thousand miles begins with one step.
