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a good many
adjective as in frequent
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
III Siegfried men did call him, that same champion good; Many a kingdom sought he in his manly mood, And through strength of body in many a land rode he.
Reason: the bond market is "not particularly good"; many a bond is low in price, high in interest.
Although Christian churches are officially committed to belief in Heaven as an ultimate reward for good, many a Christian considers it bad taste to speculate in detail upon life after death.
I know it has influenced me for good many a time in the past, and would continue to do so still if I were not past redemption.”
Furthermore every paper in Turkey filled its front pages with the incident and a repetition of the teachings and good many a Turk heard of the Cause in a way that Baha’is could never bring about.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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