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The definition of multitudinous is many, or with many parts.

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An example of multitudinous is the description of a crowd in a 50-person maximum capacity room with 60 people inside.

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See multitudinous in Webster's New World College Dictionary

adjective

very numerous; many
consisting of many parts, elements etc.; manifold
Rare holding a multitude; crowded

Origin: < L multitudo (gen. multitudinis), multitude + -ous

Related Forms:

multitudinously adverb

See multitudinous in American Heritage Dictionary 4

adjective

Very numerous; existing in great numbers.
Consisting of many parts.
Populous; crowded.

Origin:

Origin: From Latin multitūdō, multitūdin-, multitude; see multitude

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Related Forms:

mulˌti·tuˈdi·nous·ly adverb

mulˌti·tudˈin·ous·ness noun

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