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Meanings of almost innumerable in English
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Usage of almost innumerable in English
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The islands of the Pacific Ocean and adjacent waters are almost innumerable.
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Books, we know, are almost innumerable; our hours for reading are, alas!
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At the present day the varieties of the several species are almost innumerable.
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Every one of these almost innumerable gorges is a world of beauty in itself.
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But what does that almost innumerable multitude of stars mean?
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Names of sixty-seven lakes are given in Maine, and beside these are ponds almost innumerable.
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Years ago scientific visitors to a coral islet found almost innumerable sea birds and eggs.
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Since then almost innumerable editions and reprints have appeared.
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Formerly these ghosts were believed to be almost innumerable.
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The Indians of the prairies are almost innumerable.
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We have over 500 muscles; each nourished by almost innumerable blood vessels, and regulated by nerves.
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He finds himself filled with almost innumerable wants.
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The fountains thereon are almost innumerable-thatis, it would take a man's lifetime to count them.
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The trees were almost innumerable in variety.
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The pilgrims are almost innumerable, my lord.
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He exposed himself freely, and there were plots almost innumerable against his life before he was slain.
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