Myriad

What do we mean by myriad?

Constituting a very large, indefinite number; innumerable. adjective

Composed of numerous diverse elements or facets. adjective

A large, indefinite number. noun

Ten thousand. noun

The number of ten thousand. noun

An indefinitely great number. noun

Numberless; innumerable; multitudinous; manifold.

The number of ten thousand; ten thousand persons or things. noun

An immense number; a very great many; an indefinitely large number. noun

Consisting of a very great, but indefinite, number. adjective

A large indefinite number noun

The cardinal number that is the product of ten and one thousand noun

Too numerous to be counted adjective

Ten thousand; 10,000

A countless number or multitude (of specified things)

1) 10,000 - (Roman) 2) an unspecified large number (of things) - (Greek) 3) the reciprocal of permyriad (‱) Urban Dictionary

It is a fancy word for NUMEROUS that one learns in college or highschool. it is often used by tv broadcasters to make themself sound smarter. many of them put an article in front of it and say, THERE WAS A MYRIAD, thus actually sounding dumber. Urban Dictionary

I won't and will never hear Heather Chandler just going, "nice". Urban Dictionary

Many in number. Used solely as an adjective. Urban Dictionary

1. So many of something that they cannot be counted. 2. Something made up of many different components. Urban Dictionary

A guy from Gametalk I'm going to say hi to. Also a thing from Morrowind that I don't know about. Google search for the name. Urban Dictionary

People who hangs in Xibalba, the Maya underworld. And bitches. Urban Dictionary

A true battle of titans,any blows traded by them make the very earth quake, God himself hides because he is scared of these two their power is unrivaled and unequaled when the fight is decided a new king will be crowned and all will tremble in awe Urban Dictionary

Thousands having sex together Urban Dictionary

Thousands of people having sex together, a.k.a. Orgy Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to myriad:
myriad, myria, miriad, myria-, myriam.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word myriad:
genetics, typeface, font, adobe, condensed, patents, botanical, diagnostic, ways, pro, genres, shapes, genes, ranging, tasks, styles, tiny, patent, diverse, challenges, factors, variations, gardens, molecular, influences, isolated, genetic, oklahoma, web, gene, cultures, devices, opportunities, colors, options, problems, pictures.

Words that rhyme with myriad:
period, time period, historic period, incubation period, latent period, rest period, jurassic period, devonian period, cretaceous period, geological period, gestation period, quaternary period, cambrian period, latency period, tertiary period, glacial period, safe period, carboniferous period, overtime period, duty period, precambrian period, permian period, playing period, final period, lunar time period, upper carboniferous period, pennsylvanian period, first period, lower carboniferous period, orbit period, second period, third period, historical period.

Adjectives that are often used to describe myriad:
whole, such, complex, countless, own, confusing, vast, bewildering, incalculable, potential, possible, usual, infinite, daily, full, entire, weighted, uncounted, amazing, inexplicable, current, present, traceless, greek, virtual, unanswered, endless, less, inconceivable, interdependent, deep, unreal, diverse, overwhelming.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective myriad:
ways, forms, things, problems, details, stars, factors, activities, possibilities, issues, lights, voices, creatures, reasons, questions, aspects, changes, tasks, opportunities, beings, groups, eyes, sources, manifestations, examples, points, variations, influences, effects, flowers, decisions, uses, forces, others, shapes, colors, worlds, types, functions, species, events, phenomena, facets, challenges, islands, processes, differences, causes, applications, interests, objects, insects, agencies, sounds, images, choices, difficulties, experiences, leaves, rules, lives, relationships, impressions, situations, interactions, feet, organizations, products, options, thoughts, programs, birds, patterns, instances, hues, regions, kinds, streams, pieces, faces, connections, varieties, practices, facts, emotions, laws, tongues, needs, combinations, actions, variables, gods.

Consonant match to myriad:
marais had.

Words that sound like myriad:
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