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many
adjective as in profuse, abundant
Example Sentences
As an advocate for historical preservation in Los Angeles, Brettler was surprised when people presumed she would remove many of the home’s original details such as the energy-inefficient sliding glass doors.
The news comes as California tries to lure film and television productions back to the Golden State after many have relocated to other states and countries in search of more lucrative tax incentives.
They were looted by British troops in 1897 from the West African kingdom of Benin, in modern-day Nigeria's Edo state - and many were auctioned off in London and are in collections all over the world.
There is a good chance of seeing the Northern Lights in the early hours of Wednesday or on Wednesday night in many parts of the UK.
Not everyone is into the often strong, tangy flavor of many fermented foods.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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