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countless

count·less

UK/ˈkaʊntləs/ US/ˈkaʊntlʌs/ fairly common

adjective

1.

too numerous to be counted

  • “incalculable riches”
  • “countless hours”
  • “an infinite number of reasons”
  • “innumerable difficulties”
  • “the multitudinous seas”
  • “myriad stars”
  • “untold thousands”

Origin

From count + -less.

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