Myriad Definition
mĭrē-əd
adjective
Of an indefinitely large number; countless; innumerable.
Webster's New World
Of a highly varied nature.
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Composed of numerous diverse elements or facets.
The myriad life of the metropolis.
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noun
Any indefinitely large number.
Webster's New World
Ten thousand.
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A great number of persons or things.
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Other Word Forms of Myriad
Noun
Singular:
myriad
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myriadsOrigin of Myriad
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From French myriade, from Late Latin myriadis (genitive of myrias), from Ancient Greek μυριάδος (myriados), genitive of μυριάς (myrias, “number of 10,000"), from μύριος (myrios, “numberless, countless, infinite").
From Wiktionary
Greek mūrias mūriad- ten thousand from mūrios countless
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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