a large number or amount of something; many; a lot

how much; how many

a greater amount or degree of something; additional

A large number or amount of something.

used to ask about the duration or length of time

almost; nearly; very close to a certain amount or state

how; what; used to express a high degree in exclamatory sentences

many thanks; thanks a lot

many; quite a lot

occurring on numerous occasions; repeatedly

a period spanning a long time; occurring over several years

the greatest or largest in quantity or amount

consisting of many different kinds or varieties

the great majority

majority; most

for the most part; in the majority of instances or cases

consisting of or involving more than one; several

too many; excessive

to increase in number or quantity

(used for abstract things) a good deal, a lot of

(meteorology) cloudy

the vast majority

for the past many years

to diversify; the process of making or becoming more varied in form or character

thanks to; owing to the help, favor, or contribution of someone or something

from all sides or involving various parties

having many sides, aspects, or facets; involving various areas or perspectives

Doha, capital of Qatar

A term used to describe a quantity or number of heads of livestock or animals.

having or capable of performing several different functions

up to; as many as; as much as

female given name Victoria

an amount or quantity left over after requirements have been met; extra

to make or become more varied or diverse; the act or process of diversification

multiple; multi-faceted (e.g. cultural, ethnic etc)

richly colorful and diverse

having many different forms, types, or aspects; manifold

the greater part; more than half; for the most part

the state or quality of being diverse; variety; variegation

frequently changing or unpredictable; fickle

to be in the majority

more than or greater than in number, quantity, or degree

to a greater degree or extent; often used as an adverb to modify an action

a long time

meddling in other people's business

to such a degree; how (smart, etc.) or such

full of love or deep feelings, particularly in romantic or interpersonal contexts