countless
Incontáveis
definition
adjective
she'd apologized countless times before
too many to be counted; very many.
translation of 'countless'
adjective
incontável,
inúmero
example
We have seen, 'countless' times, that banning a book will, in no way, prevent its being read.
All three drugs are sold widely on the web, with 'countless' sites offering the pills by post.
While others among us engaged in 'countless' discussions about what to do and how to do it, Ann would already be doing it.
It is a tragedy that has befallen 'countless' families through the generations.
The problems of football management in the modern game are complex and 'countless' .
There are 'countless' dogs roaming around up there and the council needs to do more.
But he also starred in 'countless' films which are so bad they have become notorious.
As 'countless' tales have told us, it's always a bad idea to mess around with the past.
We've got 'countless' jobs still to do on our new home, but we're getting there.
For every smoker who claims to enjoy the habit there are 'countless' others who are desperate to stop.
The garden is a savior to me, particularly in the warmer months when I get to spend 'countless' hours picking and planting.
With its 'countless' bars and clubs, the area is the hub of the town's nightlife.
He can try to save those 'countless' millions but only by the sacrifice of his ship and crew.
My mom made it her duty to make 'countless' trips to the ministry to get them to place me in a school.
These alarms save 'countless' lives every year, and every home should have them.
Filled with 'countless' tiny black seeds, it looks exactly like a seed pod should.
Nor do people want to live in a system where their prosperity depends on the starvation of 'countless' others.
I had to pass two floors and 'countless' corridors before I arrived at the Physics room.
He is a veteran of 'countless' marathons, and we are not talking about the ordinary London kind.
The 'countless' number of games where he doesn't put a foot wrong are all too often forgotten.
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