Multitude

What do we mean by multitude?

A very great number. noun

The masses; the populace. noun

The character of being many; numerousness; also, a great number regarded collectively or as congregated together. noun

A great number, indefinitely. noun

A crowd or throng; a gathering or collection of people. noun

Synonyms Multitude, Throng, Crowd, swarm, mass, host, legion. A multitude, however great, may he in a space so large as to give each one ample room; a throng or a crowd is generally smaller than a multitude, but is gathered into a close body, a throng being a company that presses together or forward, and a crowd carrying the closeness to uncomfortable physical contact. noun

A great number of persons collected together; a numerous collection of persons; a crowd; an assembly. noun

A great number of persons or things, regarded collectively noun

The state of being many; numerousness. noun

The populace; the mass of men. noun

A great amount or number, often of people. noun

The mass of ordinary people; the populous or the masses noun

The common people generally noun

A large gathering of people noun

A large indefinite number noun

A great amount or number, often of people; abundance, myriad, profusion.

The mass of ordinary people; the masses, the populace.

Many of. Anything...definitely more than five. Urban Dictionary

One who possesses a multitude of different attributes resembling the term "hipster", which is too mainstream. Multitudes are easily spottable and must be designated by other multitudes, they cannot decide themselves to be multitudes. Qualities that can determine this stereotype may be style of dress, way of speaking, creativity, level of knowledge, musical interest, political views, or lifestyle choices. Being a multitude is a privilege, and an honor. Urban Dictionary

When someone is giving you multiple attitudes Urban Dictionary

Haveing a mutability characteristics mind frame of personality. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to multitude:
multitude, multitud, altitude, dulcitude, mollitude, multitudes, multimode, multiuse, multipede.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word multitude:
sins, genres, ranging, styles, tiny, factors, colors, tasks, options, ways, diverse, cultures, instruments.

Words that rhyme with multitude:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe multitude:
great, vast, whole, such, immense, mixed, innumerable, countless, ignorant, infinite, swinish, excited, mighty, armed, enraged, enormous, confused, rude, entire, prodigious, unthinking, huge, very, promiscuous, credulous, hungry, eager, motley, silent, endless, giddy, furious, busy, indefinite, fickle, dense, deluded, infuriated, incredible, blind, unarmed, noisy, rascal, unseen, stricken, headed, enthusiastic, astonished, bewildering, disorderly, vile, undisciplined, angry, surging, thoughtless, numberless, vulgar, profane, curious, clamorous, cheering, overwhelming, superstitious, heterogeneous, uncounted, expectant, fierce, nameless, helpless, unknown, anxious, restless, scattered, unnumbered, misguided, increasing, incalculable, savage, unruly, seditious, confusing, turbulent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective multitude:
present, subject, melancholy, delight, cry, increases, reason, crowd, look, standing, outside, form, result, hath, throng, authority, flock, lords, ones, beat, care, gaze, pass, ingens, replies, justice, hooper, love, thrust, year, fall, turn, hope, credit, doctrine, compassion, incalculable, stone, soldiers, agitation, food, doe, rest, worship, peace, spring, channels, esteem, oppresse, move, destitute, philanthropy, noteless, dress, volition, panic, arrows, times, variety, date, clinton, use, shame, courage, press, laugh, call, wish, contrary, innumerable, echoes, shout, clamour, truth, ways, approach, turning, attendant, undertow, makes, initiative, entered, striving, sound, applause, talk.

Words that sound like multitude:
multitude, multitud, multitudes, altitude, melted, militated, milted, molested, malted, maltreated, molted, multistate, multitool, multitouch, militate, high altitude, meditate, melded, melt away, mildewed, moulted, milstead, mutated, malachite, malahide, mullet, molded, multiplied, mulatto, imitated, mullets, mulato, mullato, immolated, malito, muleta, maldito, mulata, multa, muleteer, multan, maldita, matatu, mulatta, milded, mullioned, malata.