multitudes (Meaning)

multitudes

populace, public, the state of being many, a great number of people, a great number of things or people, a great number

Multitudes of people flocked to the concert, creating an electric atmosphere.
The scientist was overwhelmed by the multitudes of data collected during the experiment.
The ancient city was once home to multitudes of inhabitants, its streets teeming with life.
The ocean contained multitudes of marine creatures, from tiny plankton to massive whales.
The speaker addressed multitudes of supporters, inspiring them with his passionate speech.
The star's performance captivated the audience, drawing multitudes of fans to his concerts.
The museum showcased multitudes of artifacts, offering a glimpse into different cultures and eras.
The charity event attracted multitudes of volunteers, each eager to contribute to the cause.
The forest was teeming with multitudes of wildlife, their calls and scents filling the air.
The bustling metropolis attracted multitudes of immigrants, seeking a new life in a new land.

populace, public, the state of being many, a great number of people, a great number of things or people, a great number

throngs, crowds, swarms, hordes, flocks, masses, millions,legions, droves, herds

pinks, upper crusts, picks, A-lists, choices, fat, societies, qualities,flowers, creams

Multitudes of people flocked to the concert, creating an electric atmosphere.

The scientist was overwhelmed by the multitudes of data collected during the experiment.

The ancient city was once home to multitudes of inhabitants, its streets teeming with life.

The ocean contained multitudes of marine creatures, from tiny plankton to massive whales.