countless
IPA: kˈaʊntɫʌs
adjective
- Too many to count; innumerable.
- Of a number: too large to be counted to.
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Examples of "countless" in Sentences
- Countless variations of the dish exist.
- He is the master of countless universes.
- I can't begin to fathom the countless agonies.
- He did the same for countless cities in the US.
- Countless are the regions inaccessible and inscrutable.
- The bookstore is inundated with countless fantasy fiction.
- Look at all the endless debates and the countless histories.
- The bronze surface is polished by the hands of countless admirers.
- The countless zombies emerge from the caves and into the countryside.
- Countless are the slanderers who carry on their head loads of calumny.
- Brooks, and Chief Dave Snowden, who authorized me to train countless times on city time.
- Your books contain countless references to musical work -- everything from rock to opera to jazz.
- I've been in countless arguments that can be definitively altered just by stating ones background or identity.
- Throughout my life I have used the word countless thousands of times and given many great comfort when I did use it.
- Mr. �NOAM CHOMSKY (Former Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology): He studied what he called the countless small actions of unknown people that lead to the great moments that enter the historical record.
- Not only was our regular route structure an adventurer's dream, but Pan Am was often called upon to participate in countless evacuations and missions of mercy, which added to our sense of excitement and expansiveness.
- People are no longer looking like people and while this strange display is laid out in countless magazine editorials for countless years now, could it be that this increasingly peculiar parade of bizarrely enhanced features is finally striking a cord with the public and celebrities?