Myriad

/ˈmɪr.i.əd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A countless or extremely great number.

The park was filled with a myriad of flowers blooming in every color.

Ten thousand; a large, indefinite number.

There are myriad stars visible on a clear night.

adjective

Countless or innumerable; having a great variety.

She had myriad interests, ranging from painting to astronomy.

Too numerous to be counted.

The myriad problems faced by the organization required immediate attention.

Derived from the Greek 'myrias', meaning 'ten thousand'.

myriad of choices

An overwhelming number of options.

myriad possibilities

Countless potential outcomes or scenarios.

multitude

A large number of people or things.

enumeration

The action of mentioning a number of things one by one.

countless

Too many to be counted.

A ton of something.

I have a myriad of things to do this weekend.

Loads or heaps of something.

She has a myriad of clothes in her closet.