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myriad
01
innombrable, multiples
too much to be counted
Example
The internet offers myriad opportunities for learning and entertainment.
The city skyline was filled with myriad lights at night.
The scientist discovered myriad species of insects living in the rainforest.
02
innombrable, multitude de
containing an extremely large number of aspects, elements, or features
Example
The myriad complexity of the legal system can be overwhelming for newcomers.
The myriad diversity of the ecosystem is crucial for its resilience.
She was fascinated by the myriad beauty of the ancient architecture.
Myriad
01
myriade
a vast and varied quantity of things or people
Example
The festival featured a myriad of activities for people of all ages.
His explanation covered a myriad of topics, from history to science.
The garden boasted a myriad of colorful flowers and plants.
02
myriade
a quantity of ten thousand
Example
The treasury held myriads of coins, a testament to the kingdom 's wealth.
In ancient Greece, a myriad of soldiers formed a substantial part of the army.
The empire 's vast population was counted in myriads, reflecting its enormous size.
Exemple
The internet offers myriad opportunities for learning and entertainment.
The city skyline was filled with myriad lights at night.
The scientist discovered myriad species of insects living in the rainforest.
The artist's studio was filled with myriad colors of paint.
In the vast desert, there are myriad stars visible in the night sky.
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