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noun
1.
a great number; host: a multitude of friends.
2.
a great number of people gathered together; crowd; throng.
3.
the state or character of being many; numerousness.
4.
the multitude, the common people; the masses.
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Multitude
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Example Sentences
- Great marketing can overcome a multitude of sins.
- We offer a multitude of gaming options for all types of gamers.
- The right appetizers, bulked out with good bread or crackers, can cover a multitude of omissions.
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Word Origin & History
multitude
early 14c., from L. multitudimen (nom. multitudo, gen. multitudinis) "a great number, crowd," from multus "many, much" + suffix -tudo. Related: Multitudes; multitudinous.
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