multitude Antonyms
Strongest:
- elect
- upper-crust
- quality
- flower
- fat
- pick
- cream
- elite
- pick
- cream
- choice
- pride
- best
- a-list
- pink
- upper-crust
- choice
- quality
- a-list
- pink
- flower
- elite
- best
- elect
- pride
- aristocracy
- aristocracy
- fat
Strong:
- gentility
- gentlefolks
- corps-d-elite
- gentlefolks
- patriciate
- corps-d-elite
- nobility
- gentility
- gentry
- nobility
- society
- gentry
- patriciate
- gentlefolk
- royalty
- society
- gentlefolk
- royalty
Weak:
Meaning of multitude
multitude (n)
a large indefinite number
a large gathering of people
the common people generally
multitude (n.)
A great number of persons collected together; a numerous collection of persons; a crowd; an assembly.
A great number of persons or things, regarded collectively; as, the book will be read by a multitude of people; the multitude of stars; a multitude of cares.
The state of being many; numerousness.
multitude Sentence Examples
- A multitude of stars twinkled in the night sky, illuminating the darkness above.
- The stadium was packed with a multitude of spectators, their cheers resounding through the air.
- The city streets were filled with a multitude of pedestrians, creating a lively and bustling atmosphere.
- The museum's grand hall displayed a multitude of priceless artifacts, each with its own fascinating story.
- The internet has given rise to a multitude of information and communication opportunities.
- The company hired a multitude of new employees to meet the growing demand for its products.
- The rainforest teemed with a multitude of plant and animal species, creating a vibrant and diverse ecosystem.
- The shelves in the library held a multitude of books, spanning a wide range of genres and topics.
- The beach was swarming with a multitude of tourists, enjoying the warm sand and crystal-clear waters.
- The crowd outside the concert hall formed a multitude of lines, eager to witness the performance of their favorite artist.
FAQs About the word multitude
a large indefinite number, a large gathering of people, the common people generallyA great number of persons collected together; a numerous collection of person
flock, crowd, swarm, horde,throng, mob, millions, masses, rout, army
elect, upper crust, quality, flower, fat, pick, cream, elite, pick, cream
A multitude of stars twinkled in the night sky, illuminating the darkness above.
The stadium was packed with a multitude of spectators, their cheers resounding through the air.
The city streets were filled with a multitude of pedestrians, creating a lively and bustling atmosphere.
The museum's grand hall displayed a multitude of priceless artifacts, each with its own fascinating story.
