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countless Definition

count·less (ko̵untlis)

adjective

too many to count; innumerable; myriad

countless Synonyms

countless

modif.

innumerable, incalculable, numberless, myriad; see infinite 1, many.

countless Usage Examples

Preposition: as

  • sand: Jeremiah 31:3 My thoughts toward you are countless as the sand on the seashore.

Modifies a noun

  • million: Golf is much more than a game for countless millions of golfers all over the world.
  • thousand: The Mara is home to countless thousands of animals.
  • billion: Ian Morison: The Universe contains countless billions of stars like our Sun - many of which will have planetary systems.
  • multitude: And from point to point tore the countless multitudes along the roaring mechanical ways.
  • occasion: He says " The Police have been called out to this area on countless occasions.
  • generation: A human being only acts as a unit at all because of countless generations of training.

Modifying Another Word

  • seemingly: Choosing the right investment may seen like an impossible task with seemingly countless products available, offering a multitude of options.
  • almost: Or to stop smoking, if you add up all the benefits and they are almost countless!
  • also: God has not only given me this promise, but also countless gifts beside.
  • back: If we believe in previous lives, we have imprints of anger going back countless lifetimes.
  • sure: The single thing that's always attracted me--and I'm sure countless others--to football is daring, flair and goals.
  • already: There are already countless people and groups strengthening their local economies from the grass roots up.

Used with adjective complement

  • spawn: This has had the effect of spawning countless sub-standard Drama schools for all those hopefuls who leave without other qualifications.
  • find: National Geographic News National Geographic News National Geographic News Every science enthusiast will find countless, fascinating stories at this National Geographic website.