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Definition of multitudinous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
numerousexisting in great numbers or quantity
- The stars in the sky are multitudinous.
2.
many partscomprising a large number of parts or elements
- The multitudinous layers of the cake were impressive.
Origin of multitudinous
Latin, multitudo (multitude) + -ous (full of)
Examples of multitudinous in a sentence
Her thoughts were multitudinous and overwhelming. The multitudinous stars filled the night sky. Her multitudinous responsibilities kept her busy all day.
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- French:innombrable, nombreuses, ...
- German:zahlreich, ...
- Italian:innumerevole, molteplice, ...
- Spanish:innumerable, múltiple, ...
- Portuguese:inumerável, múltiplo, ...
- Chinese:众多的, 多部分的, ...
- Japanese:無数の, 多層の, ...
- Arabic:عَدِيد, مُتَعَدِّد, ...
- Hebrew:מְרֻבִּים, רַב-חֶלְקִי, ...
- Russian:многочисленный, ...
- Ukrainian:численний, ...
- Hindi:असंख्य, बहुस्तरीय, ...
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