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litany

[lit-n-ee] / ˈlɪt n i /


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We could blame the death of the blockbuster as we know it on audience fatigue, streaming wars, chronic sequelitis, fewer lovable movie stars, and a litany of other causes.

From Salon

He laments the use of fixed penalty notices, in which offenders are offered the Hobson’s choice of paying minor fines or fighting criminal offenses for a litany of “anti-social behaviors.”

From The Wall Street Journal

But only if he went to a litany of doctors’ appointments, including a neck surgery.

From Los Angeles Times

I can understand why people tune out the litany of bad news about the planet.

From Salon

What has gotten out of hand is this litany of long-winded toasts.

From The Wall Street Journal