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Meanings of whole host in English

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Usage of whole host in English
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It was a reasonable question, with a whole host of unreasonable answers.
Broken angels
2
Any evening might have seen the whole host upon the Pevensey Flats.
Through the Magic Door
3
Then arose against the fallen admiral a whole host of false friends.
Celebrated Travels and Travellers, Part 1. / The Exploration of ...
4
This current swept along with it a whole host of moving creatures.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: An Underwater Tour of th...
5
There seems to be a whole host of you Westerners annoying her.
Ronicky Doone
6
Royle was linked with a whole host of defenders before landing Howey.
The Irish Times
7
They all come to meet them so that the whole host assembles.
Cliges: A Romance
8
For was there not the whole host of heaven moving with them?
The Black-Bearded Barbarian : The Life of George Leslie Mackay o...
9
Crusaders and Christians! he cried, and the whole host crossed the frontier.
Historical Miniatures
10
God, how joyful was that whole host because Alvar Fanez was returned!
Heroes Every Child Should Know
11
But yesterday, the Government Accountability Office revealed a whole host of new problems.
Wired
12
A whole host of difficulties have beset emerging markets this year.
The Irish Times
13
I also learned that leadership came with a whole host of new restrictions.
Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan
14
The week has seen wobbles on a whole host of policies.
The Guardian
15
Studio closures are the result of a whole host of factors.
Wired
16
There are a whole host of other new devices involved, too.
Wired
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Whole host through the time
Whole host across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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New Zealand
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