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Meanings of innumerable times in English

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Usage of innumerable times in English
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They had already gone back and forth through this conversation innumerable times.
The draining lake
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Nor was it a matter of navigation-she'dcrisscrossed the country innumerable times.
Climbing Magazine
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He'd done this sort of nightrunning innumerable times over the years.
The White Road
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Nonsense, Elise; I have crossed the ocean innumerable times and never get chairs.
Molly Brown's Orchard Home
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He told me of his intention innumerable times in the past six weeks.
The Substitute Prisoner
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He would repeat them innumerable times, and patiently Ruth would repeat her answers.
The Ragged Edge
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Fabiola needed someone to blame for that degradation, which had been repeated innumerable times.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
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Or the innumerable times the Mitchell brothers engaged in GBH?
Independent.ie
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These were thoughts that had come and been banished from his mind innumerable times.
As It Was in the Beginning
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He argued that they had probably crossed the Atlantic innumerable times in this particular steamer.
The Shuttle
11
But though she'd rehearsed it in her head innumerable times, it now sounded somehow misplaced.
The frozen rabbi
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She'd certainly been in his shoes innumerable times.
Still alice
13
He had uttered them innumerable times; never quite without a feeling of their sacredness and sweetness.
Cobwebs and Cables
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This is an old trick of propaganda which has been used innumerable times by the Nazis.
The Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt / Radio Addresse...
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Since then I have killed it innumerable times.
When We Dead Awaken
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It is never absent from India, from whence it has been conveyed innumerable times to other countries.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 458, October 11, 1884
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