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Meanings of too numerous in English
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Usage of too numerous in English
1
We thought we could defeat them, but their forces were too numerous.
2
Man was everywhere beyond this place; in packs too numerous to comprehend.
3
Names, criticisms and accusations fly and are too numerous to note here.
4
The resources of the editors are, literally, almost too numerous to mention.
5
The instances were too numerous, the evidence too overwhelming, to be denied.
6
Small villages and landing-places line the shores, almost too numerous to mention.
7
The localities cannot be exhausted, for they are too numerous and extensive.
8
She knew that they were too numerous and complicated for casual recital.
9
They were often too numerous to be supported by his scant means.
10
Within a few decades we have seen miracles too numerous to mention.
11
Grouse, partridges and hares are plentiful, and rabbits are often too numerous.
12
Besides these offences, there were other minor barbarisms too numerous to mention.
13
The inside was feathered with oblong white seeds too numerous to count.
14
There are many other claims too numerous to mention in detail.
15
But in actual nature, the elements are too numerous for us to seize.
16
Then came the Experimental Law Variations, too late, too numerous and too theoretical.
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Too numerous through the time
Too numerous across language varieties
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United States of America
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