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many
adjective as in profuse, abundant
Example Sentences
Hamas officials have said in recent interviews that retrieving bodies of dead hostages will take time, as many are in collapsed or bombed-out tunnels or under the rubble.
Experts say this will cause premiums to skyrocket and force many to go without health care.
While companies face “intense pressure” from investors to deliver competitive advantages via AI, many of their tech leaders remain skeptical.
But homeownership remains a key part of the American dream, even if it’s increasingly out of reach for many.
In many ways, this one was the most painful, and not only because Boone said repeatedly in recent weeks that he believed this was the most talented squad he had ever helmed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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