The meaning of Countless

Countless – definition

adjective
Too many to be counted; very many.
Usage examples:
She'd apologized countless times before
Synonims:
Innumerable Untold Legion Numberless Unnumbered Numerous Very many Manifold Multitudinous Multifarious A great number of Incalculable numbers of Immeasurable numbers of Endless numbers of Inf

adjective
Very many; too many to be counted
Usage examples:
Countless times when i needed someone to talk to, she would listen.

Countless translation into English

Countless: translate from English into Chinese

无数, 不计其数, 数不清, 累累, 不可胜数, 多如牛毛, 数不尽

Countless: translate from English into Dutch

Ontelbaar, Talloos

Countless: translate from English into French

Innombrable, Incalculable, Sans nombre

Countless: translate from English into German

Unzählige, Unzählig, Zahllos, Unzählbar

Countless: translate from English into Hindi

अनगिनत, असंख्य, बेहिसाब, असीम

Countless: translate from English into Italian

Innumerevoli, Innumerevole

Countless: translate from English into Korean

셀 수 없는

Countless: translate from English into Russian

Бесчисленное количество, Бесчисленный, Несчетный, Неисчислимый, Бессчетный

Countless: translate from English into Spanish

Incontable, Sinnúmero

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Countless synonims

inf

abbreviation
Intermediate-range nuclear force(s).

All meanings and translations of Inf

innumerable

adjective
Too many to be counted (often used hyperbolically).
Usage examples:
Innumerable flags of all colours

adjective
Too many to be counted, or very many
Usage examples:
Roland sent her innumerable love letters.

All meanings and translations of Innumerable

legion

noun
A division of 3,000–6,000 men, including a complement of cavalry, in the ancient roman army.
Usage examples:
The most important fighting unit of the roman army was the legion commanded by a legatus.

adjective
Great in number.
Usage examples:
Her fans are legion

noun
A very large group of soldiers who form part of an army, esp. of an ancient roman army, or any large group of people
Usage examples:
Legions of fans attended the concert.

All meanings and translations of Legion

manifold

ˈmæn.ɪ.fəʊld

adjective
Many and various.
Usage examples:
The implications of this decision were manifold

noun
A pipe or chamber branching into several openings.
Usage examples:
Us aircraft attacked the pipeline manifold feeding the sea island

adjective
Many and of different types
Usage examples:
Our organization’s problems are manifold – too few members, too little money, and poor management.

All meanings and translations of Manifold

multifarious

adjective
Many and of various types.
Usage examples:
Multifarious activities

adjective
Of many different types
Usage examples:
The newspaper report detailed the fraudster's multifarious business activities.

All meanings and translations of Multifarious

multitudinous

adjective
Very numerous.
Usage examples:
Multitudinous rugs kept us warm

adjective
Consisting of many things or parts
Usage examples:
A night sky of multitudinous stars, the performers displayed their multitudinous talents.

All meanings and translations of Multitudinous

numberless

adjective
Too many to be counted; innumerable.
Usage examples:
There are numberless questions to be asked

All meanings and translations of Numberless

numerous

adjective
Great in number; many.
Usage examples:
She had complained to the council on numerous occasions

adjective
Many
Usage examples:
She is the author of three books and numerous articles.

All meanings and translations of Numerous

unnumbered

adjective
Not marked with or assigned a number.
Usage examples:
The exhibited items are unnumbered

All meanings and translations of Unnumbered

untold

adjective
Too much or too many to be counted or measured.
Usage examples:
Thieves caused untold damage

All meanings and translations of Untold

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