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    Multitude (en. Multitude)

    /myl.ti.dyd/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    A large quantity of people or objects.
    A multitude of spectators attended the concert.
    Une multitude de spectateurs assista au concert.
    A set of things or beings of the same nature.
    A multitude of stars shine in the sky.
    Une multitude d'étoiles brillent dans le ciel.
    A large and often diverse group.
    The multitude gathered for the demonstration.
    La multitude se rassembla pour la manifestation.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'multitudo', meaning 'large quantity'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    a multitude of choices
    A large number of options available.
    une multitude de choix
    to live in the multitude
    To play a role in a large society or environment.
    vivre dans la multitude
    a multitude of opinions
    A wide variety of opinions.
    une multitude d'avis

    Related Words

    crowd
    A group of people gathered in one place.
    foule
    swarm
    A large number of insects or animals in motion.
    essaim
    spectators
    People who watch an event.
    spectateurs

    Slang Meanings

    Too many people
    There were a multitude of people at the festival.
    Il y avait une multitude de gens au festival.
    A large mass
    It's a multitude of work to do.
    C'est une multitude de travail à faire.