Meaning & use
Multitudinous
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Existing in very great numbers; numerous.
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The reef teemed with multitudinous species of fish, coral, and crustaceans.
Faced with multitudinous complaints, the company finally overhauled its customer service policy.
A note on using this word
Shakespeare used the word memorably in Macbeth's line about "the multitudinous seas incarnadine," meaning seas turned uniformly red with blood.
Words with a similar meaning
countlessnumerous
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Words with an opposite meaning
fewscarce
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