innumerable
ਅਣਗਿਣਤ
definition
adjective
innumerable flags of all colors
too many to be counted (often used hyperbolically).
example
Any artistic movement relies on 'innumerable' people expressing similar feelings at the same time.
He saw comrades cut down around him and endured 'innumerable' sufferings in the trenches but miraculously survived.
There are 'innumerable' programs on the market that do this - all protected by copyright.
We appeared on websites and took 'innumerable' calls from well-wishers.
I sat surrounded by flowers and portraits and 'innumerable' tributes to him.
It is a scene which has been played out 'innumerable' times on the streets of housing estates across the country.
The book has been embraced by various cultures and intellectual societies in 'innumerable' lands across the globe.
My mother used to tell me a story about a young woman whose chief domestic duty was cooking for her 'innumerable' brothers.
A great portion of the book is devoted to chronicling her 'innumerable' tours to various parts of the world.
But there is still a reminder of 'innumerable' court cases in the imposing oak bench in court number five.
Within ten minutes drive from San Pedro there are about two dozen golf courses, and 'innumerable' building sites.
Staff at the school have 'innumerable' anecdotes about how the children they look after take every meaning literally.
The pavements on the road are fast disappearing and there are 'innumerable' potholes on the entire stretch.
In my personal life I've lived in three major homes, stayed on 'innumerable' floors and been to America a fair few times.
And the 'innumerable' accolades that have come his way seem to motivate him further.
Unfortunately it is often the cause of 'innumerable' avoidable tragedies too.
These small businesses play a vital role in the economies of 'innumerable' coastal communities.
The 'innumerable' talks and discussions on budget in the city are amazing.
If we tried to do a count of the similarities shared by all individual humans, we would find them to be 'innumerable' .
Britain's history as a sea-faring nation has left our coastline peppered with 'innumerable' wrecks.
Daniel emphasized the 'innumerability' of the angelic beings that attend the God of heaven and so does John.
There will always be 'innumerably' more unprovable theories in the world than provable ones.
One can't help feeling grateful to be reminded of the 'innumerability' of life's details, and the urgency of its dilemmas.
I know there are 'innumerably' more adventurous routes that trace their way by gully and buttress, ridge and groove up the massive north-east face of the Ben.
All of these dedicated persons helped the membership, their profession, and me 'innumerably' .
As such, those who made up the freshmen and sophomore class of the spring 2004 market week in New York City contributed in 'innumerably' positive ways to it an overwhelming success.
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