Multitude is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MULTITUDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a great number of persons collected together
• a large number of people or things
• the mass of ordinary people without power or influence
• the state of being numerous
• A great number of persons collected together; a numerous collection of persons; a crowd; an assembly.
• A great number of persons or things, regarded collectively; as, the book will be read by a multitude of people; the multitude of stars; a multitude of cares.
• The state of being many; numerousness.
• a large indefinite number
• a large gathering of people
• the common people generally
• great number
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the state of being many

Words related to MULTITUDE

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Words that contain MULTITUDE

multitudes13 overmultitude19 overmultituded21 overmultitudes20

How to use MULTITUDE in a sentence

• But the greatness of the works, the height of the wall and towers, and the multitude of engines retarded the progress of our works.
• Also of the honorable greeks a great multitude, and of the chief women, not a few.
• That young man leaned back in his chair and surveyed the multitude.
• In my love there are many great thorns, but there are also a multitude of small, hideous ones.
• They came not in organized groups or congregations, but as a multitude of individuals.
• Wonderment, mixed with a desire to see Alcibiades, was the prevailing sentiment of the multitude.
• A flash of intelligence quivered through the multitude.
• For this cause also the multitude went and met him, for that they heard that he had done this sign.
• Fry herself to be set free for the multitude of other duties awaiting her.
• Only time might tell the wealth of this green multitude.
• In summer he used to gather a multitude of flies and insects, and, by his entertaining description, amuse and instruct his children.
• This misconception of the nature of the Christian ministry generated a multitude of errors.
• Bah! he was an actor at heart, and required the contagion of the multitude, and again he looked out upon life with visionary eyes.
• With the shifting colours of the seemingly more solid shapes, mingled a multitude of shadows, independent apparently of originals, each moving after its own free shadow-will.
• He missed the seclusion of the crowded town and the safety he could always find in the multitude.
• We heard the firing of the musketry, and could perceive some extraordinary bustle and agitation in the multitude.
• Later periods, however, have produced a multitude, and dramatic performances at Christmas have continued down to quite modern times in German-speaking parts.
• Were we to pay Sheykh Yusuf a good price for it, enabling him to leave the neighbourhood with honour, they would hate us and work for our discomfort in a multitude of little ways.
• With multitude of shapes and sounds Do the swift elements of thought contend To form a whole which life may comprehend.
• Our ships seemed to fly along the lake, and left a prodigious multitude of the canoes of the Mexicans far behind.
• And yet he knows that the north woods into which a few favored men and women may withdraw are not cure enough for the multitude.
• It was one of those instances in which the common sense of the multitude suddenly takes control, brushes away confusing details, and gets at the great and true issue.
• It seemed to her, often, that she clasped hands with a vast invisible multitude, in a twilight soon to be dawn.
• Never a lip twitched or curled in all that august multitude while several public attendants brought in a wooden cage containing three or four rather skinny specimens of poultry.
• It would be difficult to estimate the multitude of lives and the amount of treasure expended in her ambitious wars.
• The arrival of the king, however, soon changed the current of the wondering multitude.
• A cry of alarm arose from the multitude, who started to their feet in an instant.

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