English to Latin Meaning of myriad - ex milibus

Myriad :

ex milibus

noun

ex milibus, decem milia, infinitum

adjective

ex milibus, Ipsius, inaestimabilem distendit per locos, innumerabilis, innumerabile, quorum, infinitus, innumerasque, innumeris

Myriad :: miliaMyriads :: milibus

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Definitions of myriad in English

Noun(1) a large indefinite number(2) the cardinal number that is the product of ten and one thousand
Adjective(1) too numerous to be counted

Examples of myriad in English

(1) Africa starts with 53 nations loaded with a myriad of problems and needs.(2) A myriad of historic details adds to the story's verisimilitude.(3) Lighted candles of myriad colors gathered in a large circle, and a stick of incense stood in the center.(4) The games seem simple, but the myriad ways of betting and sheer number of games to play can be daunting.(5) Healthy, well-cared for long locks are not only extremely gorgeous, they offer a myriad of styling options.(6) Between these extremes are a myriad of topics that might work if properly presented.(7) Their story is one of the myriad untold stories about this country.(8) Almost certainly, the causes are myriad and varied.(9) Ham radios can send messages on multiple channels and in myriad ways, including Morse code, microwave frequencies and even email.(10) James could have picked any one of the myriad number of small towns to relocate to, but he was secretly hoping to see Charlotte again.(11) The ongoing debate over gay marriage has evoked myriad opinions from numerous points of reference.(12) There are countless different religions claiming a myriad of truths.(13) Explaining what a card is to a blackjack computer given the myriad number of possible designs is not easy.(14) It's a global cookbook, providing myriad rice recipes from a diverse set of cooking traditions.(15) There are countless types available in a myriad of colors, shapes, and sizes.(16) All in all, the myriad choices offer extreme varieties for the look of your character - making it almost certain that your look will be unique.

(1) myopia ::

myopia

Synonyms

Adjective

1. innumerable ::

quorum

2. countless ::

innumerabilis, innumerabile

3. infinite ::

infinitus

4. numberless ::

innumeris

5. untold ::

quamplurimis adquisuit

6. unnumbered ::

innumerasque

7. immeasurable ::

cessent lites

8. multitudinous ::

multitudinis

9. numerous ::

numerosis

10. divers ::

varias incideritis

Noun

11. a multitude ::

est multitudo

16. a mass ::

et massa

17. a host ::

et exercitum

19. a horde ::

magnam

20. lots ::

lots

Antonyms

1. ace ::

acc

2. bit ::

paulum

3. dab ::

CIRCUMLINIO

4. dram ::

dram

5. driblet ::

driblet

6. glimmer ::

lUMEN

7. hint ::

admonitus

8. lick ::

lingent

9. little ::

paulo

10. mite ::

minutum reddas

11. nip ::

nip

12. ounce ::

pondo unciam

13. pinch ::

prement,

14. pittance ::

pitanciis

15. scruple ::

scrupulo

16. shade ::

umbra

Different Forms

myriad, myriads

Word Example from TV Shows

There are MYRIAD weapons, vehicles and strategies to master...

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