English to Shona Meaning of numerous - wanda

Numerous :

wanda

adjective

zhinji, zvikuru, wanda, siyana, uremu, refu, zvemaoresa, tsama, zvakakwana, kwana, fuma, pfuma, garika, zvisingaverengeki

Numerous :: wandaNumerously :: numerously

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Definitions of numerous in English

Adjective(1) amounting to a large indefinite number

Examples of numerous in English

(1) Productivity is notoriously difficult to measure, as numerous studies have found.(2) But the Atlantic cod was by far the most numerous , valuable and important.(3) By that time, chess had taken root and chess events became more numerous .(4) You know, insects are the most numerous group of species on this planet?(5) The result is that numerous museums all over the country are making exciting new acquisitions.(6) There are also numerous examples in the USA, where he has long been popular.(7) His aggressive, diabolical performance earned widespread critical praise and numerous British stage awards.(8) They became so numerous during the Palaeozoic era that their remains often form vast thicknesses of limestone.(9) He won numerous awards - many of which were documented by the Evening Press.(10) Anglicans were the most numerous in the city, with Quakers a close second.(11) Cookery books became ever more numerous , directed now at servants as well as housewives.(12) And of course television news is even worse, as numerous studies have shown.(13) The nominees are too numerous to mention - but you can see them all here.(14) Winifred related that numerous calls to the education office were in vain.(15) Landrieu had been on the senate floor opposing those budget cuts on numerous occasions.(16) The far more numerous examples of human goodness are barely noticed.

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. many ::

zhinji

2. very many ::

zhinji kwazvo

3. a lot of ::

zvizhinji

4. scores of ::

hwakawanda

5. countless ::

zvisingaverengeki

6. numberless ::

nhamba

7. innumerable ::

wandisa

8. several ::

dzakawanda

9. quite a few ::

wandei

10. various ::

siyana

11. plenty of ::

zvizhinji

13. a quantity of ::

svinga

14. an abundance of ::

zvakawanda

15. a profusion of ::

mumwe profusion pamusoro

16. a multitude of ::

vazhinji

17. frequent ::

itika kakawanda

18. umpteen ::

umpteen

19. lots of ::

mijenya pamusoro

20. loads of ::

netsapo

21. masses of ::

matutu

22. stacks of ::

ukapisa murwi

23. heaps of ::

mirwi

24. bags of ::

masaga

25. tons of ::

matani

26. oodles of ::

oodles ose

27. hundreds of ::

mazana

28. thousands of ::

zviuru

29. millions of ::

mamiriyoni

30. gazillions of ::

gazillions ose

31. bajillions of ::

bajillions ose

33. myriad ::

zviuru

Antonyms

1. few ::

shoma

Different Forms

numerous, numerously

Word Example from TV Shows

"Known for perpetrating NUMEROUS robberies
at jeweller’s and luxury shops,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

As I've stated before on NUMEROUS occasions...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 1

Examples of numerous from TV Shows

"Known for perpetrating NUMEROUS robberies
at jeweller’s and luxury shops,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

As I've stated before on NUMEROUS occasions...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 1

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