1. Synonym For Lots Of People
2. Synonym For Lots

Lot, lost, loutish, loth. Collaborative Dictionary English Thesaurus. A breath of fresh air. Means a different approach or a welcome change to s. Fig. beat one's brain out. Make a lot of efforts to understand something. Synonyms for a lot in Free Thesaurus. Antonyms for a lot. 5 synonyms for a lot: a good deal, a great deal, lots, very much, much. What are synonyms for a lot?

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Synonym For Lots Of People

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Synonyms for lot

bunch

destiny

share

a lot or lots: plenty

Synonyms

• load(s)
• ocean(s)
• stack(s)
• heap(s)
• large amount

a lot or lots: often

draw lots

Synonyms

• throw dice
• spin a coin

throw in your lot with someone

Synonyms

• join with
• join forces with
• make common cause with
• align yourself with
• ally or align yourself with
• join fortunes with

Synonyms for lot

that which is allotted

that which is inevitably destined

a number of individuals making up or considered a unit

a class that is defined by the common attribute or attributes possessed by all its members

a great deal

an indeterminately great amount or number

to set aside or distribute as a share

Synonyms for lot

(often followed by 'of') a large number or amount or extent

a parcel of land having fixed boundaries

an unofficial association of people or groups

your overall circumstances or condition in life (including everything that happens to you)

anything (straws or pebbles etc.) taken or chosen at random

any collection in its entirety

divide into lots, as of land, for example

administer or bestow, as in small portions

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Synonyms

considerable

adjective

large in size, amount, or degree

extensive

adjective

very large in amount or degree

huge

adjective

extremelylarge in number, amount, or degree

great

adjective

used for emphasizing a largenumber of people or things

large

adjective

bigger than usual in number or amount

abundant

adjective

formalexisting or available in largequantities

a good deal

phrase

a lot

a hundred/thousand/million etc and one

phrase

used for emphasizing that there are a very largenumber of people or things

any more/better/bigger etc

phrase

used for saying or asking whether something is more/better/bigger etc even by a small amount

as many as

phrase

used before a number for showing how large and surprising it is

as much as

phrase

used before an amount for showing how large and surprising it is

astronomical

adjective

informal an astronomical amount, price, or charge is one that is extremelyhigh and much higher than you would expect

astronomically

adverb

informal by a very large amount

bare

adverb

Britishvery informal very or greatly

bewildering

adjective

a bewilderingrange or set of things is very large and offers too many choices

big

adjective

large in degree, or having a strongeffect

bountiful

adjective

literaryavailable in largequantities

bulk

adjective

relating to the sale, production, or transport of goods in largequantities

by the bucket

phrase

in very largequantities

copious

adjective

formallarge, or in largeamounts

countless

adjective

very many, especially more than you think is reasonable

epic

adjective

informalextremelylarge in amount or degree

explosive

adjective

very large in size, amount, or importance and happening over a very shortperiod of time

eye-watering

adjective

an eye-watering amount is extremelyhigh or large, and much higher or larger than you would expect

fair

adjective

used for emphasizing that an amount, size, number etc is large

galore

adjective

used for emphasizing how large an amount or quantity is

generous

adjective

a generous amount is larger than is usual or necessary

good

adjective

fairlylarge in amount, size, range etc

goodish

adjective

informal a goodishdistance or amount is fairly long or fairlylarge

goodly

adjective

old-fashioned a goodlynumber, amount, time etc is fairlylarge or long

heavy

adjective

used for saying that there is a lot of something

heavy

adjective

used for saying that something involves a lot of people, things, or money

incalculable

adjective

formal too great to count or measure

industrial

adjective

informalextremelylarge in number, amount, or degree

innumerable

adjective

formal too many to be counted: used for emphasizing a large amount or number

inordinate

adjective

formal much more than you would usually expect: used for emphasizing how large something is or how much of something there is

in plenty

phrase

used for saying that thingsexist or happen in largeamounts or numbers

in spades

phrase

to a greatdegree, or in largeamounts

in their hundreds/thousands/millions

phrase

used for saying how many people or things do something, without being exact

lavish

adjective

something that is lavishexists, is spent, or is given in a very large amount, especially if it costs a lot of money

liberal

adjective

a liberal amount is large and generous

like confetti

phrase

used for saying that things are being given to a lot of people

maha

adjective

Indian English very big or great

mass

adjective

involving or affecting a largenumber of people

massive

adjective

very large in amount or degree

(more than) your fair share of something

phrase

used for emphasizing that an amount is very large, especially an amount of something bad

myriad

adjective

mainly literary very many, especially too many to count

no fewer than

phrase

used before a number to emphasize that it is larger that you might expect

no less than

phrase

used before a number or amount for showing that it is large and surprising

plenteous

Synonym For Lots

adjective

literaryplentiful

plentiful

adjective

present or available in largequantities

profuse

adjective

existing or being produced in largeamounts

serious

adjective

informalextreme, or large in amount

significantly

adverb

by a large amount, or in a way that is easilynoticeable

some

adverb

used for emphasizing that you are talking about a fairlylarge amount of something or a fairlylargenumber of people or things

strong

adjective

used with a number to say how many people are in a group

substantive

adjective

formallarge in amount, degree, or strength

thick and fast

phrase

frequently and in largenumbers or amounts

to the tune of

phrase

informalused for emphasizing how large an amount is

tremendous

adjective

used for emphasizing that something such as an amount, achievement, or feeling is extremelygreat, important, or strong

triple

adjective

three times bigger than the usualsize or amount

unprecedented

adjective

the greatest in size, amount, degree etc that has ever been known

untold

adjective

existing or present in an amount that is too large to be measured

widely

adverb

by a large amount, or to a largedegree

without/beyond number

phrase

too many to be counted