innumerable

Modifies a noun

• multitude: I preached my farewell sermon at Gwennap, to an innumerable multitude.
• instance: The confession I am about to make will add another to the already almost innumerable instances of the truth of the position.
• evil: From hence schism, heresies, a worldliness great enough for the reproach of the world itself, and innumerable other evils!
• occasion: London's Evening Standard Newspaper has labeled the Scots ` subsidy junkies ' on innumerable occasions.
• specie: Introduced species can wipe out innumerable other local species.
• pub: There are also innumerable pubs offering good food across the county.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: The confession I am about to make will add another to the already almost innumerable instances of the truth of the position.
• also: There are also innumerable pubs offering good food across the county.
• still: In western civilization there are still innumerable conflicts & new possibilities.
• then: Since then innumerable cyclists have fallen as they cross these rails.

Used with adjective complement

• creep: So is this great and wide sea, wherein are things creeping innumerable, both small and great beasts.
• have: The local area also has innumerable B & Bs.