英语词汇“mass”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	mass
释义	Trends of mass View usage for: mass (mæs) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense masses, present participle massing, past tense, past participle massed 1. singular noun A mass of things is a large number of them grouped together. On his desk is a mass of books and papers. [+ of] Synonyms: lot, collection, load [informal], combination More Synonyms of mass 2. singular noun A mass of something is a large amount of it. She had a mass of auburn hair. [+ of] 3. quantifier Masses of something means a great deal of it. [informal] There's masses of work for her to do. It has masses of flowers each year. 4. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Mass is used to describe something which involves or affects a very large number of people. ...ideas on combating mass unemployment. All the lights went off, and mass hysteria broke out. ...weapons of mass destruction. ...the harm caused by mass tourism. Synonyms: large-scale, general, popular, widespread More Synonyms of mass 5. countable noun A mass of a solid substance, a liquid, or a gas is an amount of it, especially a large amount which has no definite shape. ...before it cools and sets into a solid mass. The fourteenth century cathedral was reduced to a mass of rubble. [+ of] ...the strong temperature difference between the two masses of air. Synonyms: piece, block, lump, chunk More Synonyms of mass 6. plural noun If you talk about the masses, you mean the ordinary people in society, in contrast to the leaders or the highly educated people. His music is commercial. It is aimed at the masses. This issue has aroused much resentment among the masses. 7. singular noun The mass of people are most of the people in a country, society, or group. The 1939-45 world war involved the mass of the population. [+ of] Schools allowed the mass of children to leave school at 16 with poor qualifications. Synonyms: majority, body, bulk, best part More Synonyms of mass 8. countable noun [NOUN of noun] A mass of people is a large crowd of them. ...masses of excited people clogged the streets. ...a mass of grinning teenage faces. Synonyms: crowd, group, body, pack More Synonyms of mass 9. verb When people or things mass, or when you mass them, they gather together into a large crowd or group. Shortly after the workers went on strike, police began to mass at the shipyard. [VERB] The clouds massed, whipped up by the wind. [VERB] The General was massing his troops for a counterattack. [VERB noun] Synonyms: gather, assemble, accumulate, collect More Synonyms of mass 10. singular noun If you say that something is a mass of things, you mean that it is covered with them or full of them. His body was a mass of sores. In the spring, the meadow is a mass of daffodils. [+ of] 11. variable noun In physics, the mass of an object is the amount of physical matter that it has. [technical] Astronomers know that Pluto and Triton have nearly the same size, mass, and density. Synonyms: size, matter, weight, extent More Synonyms of mass 12. variable noun Mass is a Christian church ceremony, especially in a Roman Catholic or Orthodox church, during which people eat bread and drink wine in order to remember the last meal of Jesus Christ. She attended a convent school and went to Mass each day. 13. countable noun A Mass is a piece of music which uses the prayers from the Christian ceremony of Mass as the words that are sung. 14. See also massed, critical mass, land mass More Synonyms of mass mass in British English (mæs) noun 1. a large coherent body of matter without a definite shape 2. a collection of the component parts of something 3. a large amount or number, such as a great body of people 4. the main part or majority the mass of the people voted against the government's policy 5. in the mass 6. the size of a body; bulk 7. physics a physical quantity expressing the amount of matter in a body. It is a measure ofa body's resistance to changes in velocity (inertial mass) and also of the force experienced in a gravitational field (gravitational mass): according to the theory of relativity, inertial and gravitational masses are equal See also inertial mass, gravitational mass 8. (in painting, drawing, etc) an area of unified colour, shade, or intensity, usually denoting a solid form or plane 9. pharmacology a pastelike composition of drugs from which pills are made 10. mining an irregular deposit of ore not occurring in veins modifier 11. done or occurring on a large scale mass hysteria mass radiography 12. consisting of a mass or large number, esp of people a mass meeting verb 13. to form (people or things) or (of people or things) to join together into a mass the crowd massed outside the embassy Derived forms massed adjective massedly (ˈmæsɪdlɪ, ˈmæstlɪ) adverb Word origin C14: from Old French masse, from Latin massa that which forms a lump, from Greek maza barley cake; perhaps related to Greek massein to knead Mass in British English (mæs, mɑːs) noun 1. (in the Roman Catholic Church and certain Protestant Churches) the celebration of the Eucharist See also High Mass, Low Mass 2. a musical setting of those parts of the Eucharistic service sung by choir or congregation Word origin Old English mæsse, from Church Latin missa, ultimately from Latin mittere to send away; perhaps derived from the concluding dismissal in the Roman Mass, Ite, missa est, Go, it is the dismissal Mass. in British English abbreviation for Massachusetts Massachusetts in British English (ˌmæsəˈtʃuːsɪts) noun a state of the northeastern US, on the Atlantic: a centre of resistance to English colonial policy during the War of American Independence; consists of a coastal plain rising to mountains in the west. Capital: Boston. Pop: 6 433 422 (2003 est). Area: 20 269 sq km (7826 sq miles) Abbreviation: Mass or (with zip code) MA Mass in American English 1 (mæs) noun 1. the Roman Catholic Eucharistic rite consisting of prayers and ceremonies centered on the consecration of bread and wine as a real though mystical reenactment of the sacrifice of Christ on the cross: with differing doctrinal interpretations, the term has sometimes been used of the Eucharistic rite of other Churches 2. a musical setting for certain parts of this rite Word origin ME masse < OE mæsse < LL(Ec) missa, mass, lit., dismissal, orig. pp. of L mittere, to dismiss < the words said by the priest ite, missa est (contio), go, (the meeting) is dismissed Mass in American English 2 Massachusetts mass in American English (mæs) noun 1. a quantity of matter forming a body of indefinite shape and size, usually of relatively large size; lump 2. a large quantity or number a mass of bruises 3. bulk; size; magnitude 4. the main or larger part; majority 5. Painting a large area or form of one color, shade, intensity, etc. 6. Pharmacy the paste or plastic combination of drugs from which pills are made 7. Physics the quantity of matter in a body as measured by its inertia; the ratio of force to the acceleration produced by that force: experimentally it is found that the gravitational force onan object is proportional to its mass abbrev. m see also matter (sense 2) adjective 8. a. of a large number of things; large-scale mass production b. of a large number of persons a mass demonstration 9. of, characteristic of, or for the masses mass education verb transitive, verb intransitive 10. to gather or form into a mass SIMILAR WORDS: bulk Idioms: in the mass the masses Word origin ME masse < OFr < L massa, a lump, mass < Gr maza, barley cake < massein, to knead < IE base menk-, to knead > mingle mass in the Pharmaceutical Industry (mæs) Word forms:* (plural) masses noun (Pharmaceutical: Ingredients) A mass is a preparation of drugs similar to a paste, from which tablets are made. The mass is put into molds and hardens into tablets. The damp mass is forced through a mesh to form granules, which are dried and compressed into tablets. A mass is a preparation of drugs similar to a paste, from which tablets are made. COBUILD Collocations mass muscle mass Examples of 'mass' in a sentence mass This teeming mass weighs about three pounds and it is known as your microbiome. Times, Sunday Times (2017) High youth unemployment also helped provoke mass demonstrations. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The crisis has prompted a mass exodus from Delhi. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Or ministers who lie about uncontrolled mass immigration, or shoddy hospitals who let patients die? The Sun (2016) The number of MPs who might consider establishing a new party is simply not enough to form a critical mass. Times, Sunday Times (2016) North of the front, a colder Arctic air mass arrived with wintry showers. Times, Sunday Times (2017) A study showed that changing a classroom from standard desks to standing had a'significant' effect on the body mass index of students. The Sun (2016) We have come a long way since the days when crowds made massed monkey noises. Times, Sunday Times (2012) There was just a mass of people. The Sun (2014) There was an almost bald strip in the middle of my mass of hair. Carlos Acosta No Way Home: A Cuban Dancer's Tale (2007) What is it about massed bulbs that brings out such snobbery in gardeners? Times, Sunday Times (2013) We built a large group through meetings in the local church and mass email campaigns. Times, Sunday Times (2014) There was no link between pasta and body mass index. The Sun (2016) This tiny sample tells us little about how human life might be extended on a mass scale. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Cheers rose from the massed group of fighters. Philip Marsden The Barefoot Emperor: An Ethiopian Tragedy (2007) Exercise continues to be key to maintain bone density and muscle mass. The Sun (2013) Little did it know that the two land masses would become so inextricably bound. Christianity Today (2000) There were also masses of security guards outside the venue. The Sun (2012) You and your friend were suffering from mass hysteria. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Research found a link between high body mass index and poor memory. The Sun (2016) The manager said that there was no imminent prospect of a mass exodus. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Trains are the safest and cleanest form of mass transport. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Argentina had a land mass the size of continental Europe. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The bigger the organism grows, the further away will be the bulk of its mass from the outsideenvironment. Peter F. Drucker MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices (1974) Word lists with mass Types of composition In other languages mass British English: mass /mæs/ NOUN A mass of something is a large amount of it. He had a mass of black hair. American English: mass amount Arabic: مِقْدَارٌ كَبِيرٌ Brazilian Portuguese: montão Chinese: 大量 Croatian: masa Czech: masa Danish: masse Dutch: massa hoeveelheid European Spanish: masa volumen Finnish: suuri joukko French: masse German: Masse Greek: μάζα Italian: massa Japanese: 大量 amount Korean: 풍성한 Norwegian: mengde Polish: mnóstwo ilość European Portuguese: montão Romanian: masă Russian: масса Latin American Spanish: masa magnitud física Swedish: massa mängd Thai: จำนวนมาก Turkish: kütle Ukrainian: маса Vietnamese: khối lượng British English: mass ADJECTIVE Mass is used to describe something which involves or affects a very large number of people. ...ideas on combating mass unemployment. American English: mass Brazilian Portuguese: de massa Chinese: 人数众多的 European Spanish: masivo French: massif German: Massen- Italian: di massa Japanese: 多数の Korean: 대량의 European Portuguese: de massa Latin American Spanish: masivo British English: mass VERB When people or things mass, or when you mass them, they gather together into a large crowd or group. Shortly after the workers went on strike, police began to mass at the shipyard. American English: mass Brazilian Portuguese: juntar-se em massa Chinese: 聚集 European Spanish: concentrarse French: s'assembler German: sich massieren Italian: radunarsi Japanese: 集結させる/集結する Korean: 모이다 European Portuguese: juntar-se em massa Latin American Spanish: concentrarse British English: Mass /mæs/ NOUN Mass is a Christian church ceremony during which people eat bread and drink wine in order to remember the last meal of Jesus Christ. She went to Mass each day. American English: mass church Arabic: قُدّاسُ Brazilian Portuguese: missa Chinese: 弥撒 Croatian: misa Czech: mše Danish: messe Dutch: mis in kerk European Spanish: misa Finnish: messu kirkko French: messe German: Messe Greek: λειτουργία εκκλησία Italian: messa Japanese: ミサ Korean: 미사 Norwegian: messe Polish: msza kościół European Portuguese: missa Romanian: slujbă religioasă Russian: месса Latin American Spanish: misa Swedish: mässa Thai: พิธีมิสซา Turkish: ayin kilise Ukrainian: меса Vietnamese: lễ ban thánh thể Chinese translation of 'mass' mass (mæs) n (c) (= large amount, number) [of objects, people, substance] 大量 (dàliàng) (c) (= area, volume) [of air, water, land] 团(團) (tuán) (c/u) (Phys) [of object] 体(體)积(積) (tǐjī) (c/u) (Rel) Mass 弥(彌)撒 (mísa) cpd [communication, unemployment etc] 大规(規)模 (dàguīmó) vi [troops, protesters] 聚集 (jùjí) vt [troops] 集结(結) (jíjié) masses of (inf) 大量 (dàliàng) to go to Mass 去做弥(彌)撒 (qù zuò mísa) Derived Forms the masses n pl 群众(眾) (qúnzhòng) Mass 弥(彌)撒 (mísa) See mass (sense 4) All related terms of 'mass' mass media ▶ the mass media 大众(眾)传(傳)媒 dàzhòng chuánméi mass-produce ( goods, cars etc ) 批量生产(產) pīliàng shēngchǎn mass-produced 批量生产(產)的 pīliàng shēngchǎn de the mass media 大众(眾)传(傳)媒 dàzhòng chuánméi to go to Mass 去做弥(彌)撒 qù zuò mísa 1 (noun) in the sense of lot Definition a collection of the component parts of something On the desk is a mass of books and papers. Synonyms lot The receivers are keen to sell the stores as one lot. collection He has gathered a large collection of prints and paintings over the years. load (informal) They came up with a load of embarrassing information. combination pile a pile of books quantity a vast quantity of food bunch We did a bunch of songs together. stack There were stacks of books on the bedside table and floor. heap a heap of bricks rick batch the current batch of trainee priests accumulation accumulations of dirt stockpile stockpiles of chemical weapons assemblage aggregation Society is more than just an aggregation of individuals. conglomeration a conglomeration of buildings, all tightly packed together 2 (noun) in the sense of piece Definition a large body of something without a definite shape Cut it up before it cools and sets into a solid mass. Synonyms piece a piece of wood Another piece of cake? block a block of ice lump a lump of wood chunk Cut the melon into chunks. hunk a thick hunk of bread concretion 3 (noun) in the sense of majority Definition the main part or majority The Second World War involved the mass of the population. Synonyms majority The majority of our customers come from out of town. body the preface, followed by the main body of the article bulk The vast bulk of imports and exports is carried by sea. best part greater part almost all lion's share Nuclear research has received the lion's share of public funding. preponderance The preponderance of the evidence strongly supports his guilt. 4 (noun) in the sense of crowd Definition a large amount or number, as of people A mass of excited people clogged the street. Synonyms crowd It took some two hours before the crowd was fully dispersed. group a small group of football supporters body The great body of people moved slowly forward. pack a pack of journalists who wanted to interview him lot We've just sacked one lot of builders. army data collected by an army of volunteers host A host of stars attended the awards ceremony. band bands of government soldiers troop She was aware of a little troop of travellers watching them. drove Scientists are leaving the country in droves. crush They got separated from each other in the crush. bunch (informal) The players were a great bunch. mob a growing mob of demonstrators flock his flock of advisors herd large herds of elephant and buffalo number People turned out to vote in huge numbers. horde A horde of people was screaming for tickets. multitude the multitudes that surround the Pope throng An official pushed through the throng. rabble a rabble of gossip columnists assemblage a chaotic assemblage of drifters and ruffians 5 (noun) in the sense of size Definition the size of a body Pluto and Triton have nearly the same mass and density. Synonyms size books of various sizes matter Forget it; it's of no matter. weight The weight of evidence suggests that he is guilty. extent an estate about seven or eight acres in extent dimensions bulk Despite his bulk he moved lightly on his feet. magnitude the magnitude of the task confronting them greatness 6 (noun) in the sense of collection The enormous mass of evidence also includes 1,000 witness statements. Synonyms collection body a body of evidence whole The different components combine to form a complete whole. sum A group is more than the sum of the individuals in it. aggregate society viewed as an aggregate of individuals entirety His own diary forms the entirety of the novel. totality We must take into consideration the totality of the evidence. sum total (adjective) in the sense of large-scale Definition done or occurring on a large scale ideas on combating mass unemployment Synonyms large-scale a large-scale military operation general Contrary to general opinion, these plants do not need acidic soil. popular He was overthrown by a popular uprising. widespread There is widespread support for the proposals. Food shortages are widespread. extensive The blast caused extensive damage. universal proposals for universal health care wholesale the wholesale destruction of life on this planet indiscriminate the indiscriminate arrests during the protests pandemic (verb) in the sense of gather Definition to join together into a mass Shortly after the announcement, police began to mass at the shipyard. Synonyms gather In the evenings, we gathered round the fire and talked. assemble The assembled multitude cheered as the leaders arrived. accumulate Lead can accumulate in the body until toxic levels are reached. collect Two young girls were collecting firewood. rally mob muster The general had mustered his troops north of the border. swarm People swarmed to the shops, buying up everything in sight. amass We didn't enquire as to how she had amassed her fortune. throng congregate People were already beginning to congregate outside the cinema. foregather phrase See the masses Additional synonyms in the sense of accumulate Definition to gather together in an increasing quantity Lead can accumulate in the body until toxic levels are reached. Synonyms build up, increase, grow, be stored, collect, gather, pile up, amass, stockpile, hoard, accrue, cumulate in the sense of accumulation Definition something that has been collected accumulations of dirt Synonyms collection, increase, stock, store, mass, build-up, pile, stack, heap, rick, stockpile, hoard in the sense of aggregate Definition an amount or total formed from separate units society viewed as an aggregate of individuals Synonyms total, body, whole, amount, collection, cluster, mass, sum, combination, pile, mixture, bulk, lump, heap, accumulation, assemblage, agglomeration Synonyms of 'mass' mass Explore 'mass' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of aggregation Society is more than just an aggregation of individuals. Synonyms collection, body, mass, combination, pile, mixture, bulk, lump, heap, accumulation, assemblage, agglomeration in the sense of amass Definition to accumulate or collect We didn't enquire as to how she had amassed her fortune. Synonyms collect, gather, assemble, compile, accumulate, aggregate, pile up, garner, hoard, scrape together, rake up, heap up in the sense of army Definition a large number of people or animals data collected by an army of volunteers Synonyms vast number, host, gang, mob, flock, array, legion, swarm, sea, pack, horde, multitude, throng, host (archaic) in the sense of assemblage Definition a collection or group of things a chaotic assemblage of drifters and ruffians Synonyms group, company, meeting, body, crowd, collection, mass, gathering, rally, assembly, flock, congregation, accumulation, multitude, throng, hui (New Zealand), conclave, aggregation, convocation (formal), runanga (New Zealand) in the sense of assemble Definition to collect or gather together The assembled multitude cheered as the leaders arrived. Synonyms bring together, collect, gather, rally, summon, accumulate, round up, marshal, come together, muster, convene, amass, congregate, call together, foregather, convoke (formal) in the sense of band Definition having legs curved outwards at the knees bands of government soldiers Synonyms gang, company, group, set, party, team, lot, club, body, association, crowd, troop, pack, camp, squad, crew (informal), assembly, mob, horde, troupe, posse (informal), clique, coterie, bevy in the sense of batch Definition a group of similar objects or people dispatched or dealt with at the same time the current batch of trainee priests Synonyms group, set, lot, crowd, pack, collection, quantity, bunch, accumulation, assortment, consignment, assemblage, aggregation in the sense of block Definition a large solid piece of wood, stone, etc. a block of ice Synonyms piece, bar, square, mass, cake, brick, lump, chunk, cube, hunk, nugget, ingot in the sense of body Definition the main part of anything the preface, followed by the main body of the article Synonyms main part, matter, heart, material, mass, substance, bulk, essence, hub in the sense of body The great body of people moved slowly forward. Synonyms mass, company, press, army, host, crowd, majority, assembly, mob, herd, swarm, horde, multitude, throng, bevy Additional synonyms in the sense of body a body of evidence Synonyms amount, measure, collection, mass, volume, quantity, bulk, corpus in the sense of bulk Definition the main part The vast bulk of imports and exports is carried by sea. Synonyms majority, mass, most, body, quantity, best part, major part, lion's share, better part, generality, preponderance, main part, plurality, nearly all, greater number in the sense of bulk Despite his bulk he moved lightly on his feet. Synonyms weight, size, mass, heaviness, poundage, portliness in the sense of bunch Definition a collection We did a bunch of songs together. Synonyms number, lot, mass, pile, quantity, stack, heap, batch, assortment in the sense of bunch Definition a group or company The players were a great bunch. Synonyms group, band, crowd, party, team, troop, gathering, crew (informal), gang, knot, mob, flock, swarm, multitude, posse (informal), bevy in the sense of chunk Definition a thick solid piece of something Cut the melon into chunks. Synonyms piece, block, mass, portion, lump, slab, hunk, nugget, wad, dollop (informal), wodge (British, informal) in the sense of collect Definition to gather (objects, such as stamps) as a hobby or for study Two young girls were collecting firewood. Synonyms gather, save, assemble, heap, accumulate, aggregate, amass, stockpile, hoard in the sense of conglomeration a conglomeration of buildings, all tightly packed together Synonyms mass, combination, composite, accumulation, assortment, medley, potpourri, aggregation, miscellany, mishmash, hotchpotch in the sense of congregate Definition to collect together in or as a crowd People were already beginning to congregate outside the cinema. Synonyms come together, meet, mass, collect, gather, concentrate, rally, assemble, flock, muster, convene, converge, throng, rendezvous, foregather, convoke (formal) in the sense of crush Definition a dense crowd They got separated from each other in the crush. Synonyms crowd, mob, horde, throng, press, pack, mass, jam, herd, huddle, swarm, multitude, rabble Additional synonyms in the sense of drove Definition a moving crowd of people Scientists are leaving the country in droves. Synonyms herd, company, crowds, collection, gathering, mob, flocks, swarm, horde, multitude, throng in the sense of entirety Definition all of a person or thing His own diary forms the entirety of the novel. Synonyms whole, total, sum, unity, aggregate, totality in the sense of extensive Definition very great in effect The blast caused extensive damage. Synonyms great, large, huge, extended, vast, widespread, comprehensive, universal, large-scale, far-reaching, prevalent, far-flung, all-inclusive, voluminous, humongous or humungous (informal) in the sense of extent Definition the length, area, or size of something an estate about seven or eight acres in extent Synonyms size, area, range, length, reach, bounds, sweep, sphere, width, compass, breadth, ambit in the sense of flock Definition a large number of people his flock of advisors Synonyms crowd, company, group, host, collection, mass, gathering, assembly, convoy, herd, congregation, horde, multitude, throng, bevy in the sense of general Definition including various or miscellaneous items Contrary to general opinion, these plants do not need acidic soil. Synonyms widespread, accepted, popular, public, common, broad, extensive, universal, prevailing, prevalent, accustomed in the sense of greatness Synonyms immensity, size, mass, length, bulk, magnitude, enormity (informal), vastness, largeness, hugeness, prodigiousness in the sense of group Definition a number of people or things considered as a unit a small group of football supporters Synonyms crowd, company, party, band, troop, pack, gathering, gang, bunch (informal), congregation, posse (slang), bevy, assemblage in the sense of heap Definition a pile of things lying one on top of another a heap of bricks Synonyms pile, lot, collection, store, mountain, mass, stack, rick, mound, accumulation, stockpile, hoard, aggregation in the sense of herd Definition a large group of people large herds of elephant and buffalo Synonyms flock, crowd, collection, mass, drove, crush, mob, swarm, horde, multitude, throng, assemblage, press Additional synonyms in the sense of horde Definition a very large crowd, often frightening or unpleasant A horde of people was screaming for tickets. Synonyms crowd, mob, swarm, press, host, band, troop, pack, crew (informal), drove, gang, multitude, throng in the sense of host Definition a great number A host of stars attended the awards ceremony. Synonyms crowd, army, pack, drove, mob, herd, legion, swarm, horde, throng in the sense of hunk Definition a large piece a thick hunk of bread Synonyms lump, piece, chunk, block, mass, wedge, slab, nugget, wodge (British, informal), gobbet in the sense of indiscriminate Definition lacking discrimination or careful choice the indiscriminate arrests during the protests Synonyms random, general, wholesale, mixed, sweeping, confused, chaotic, careless, mingled, jumbled, miscellaneous, promiscuous, motley, haphazard, uncritical, aimless, desultory, hit or miss (informal), higgledy-piggledy (informal), undiscriminating, unsystematic, unselective, undistinguishable, unmethodical, scattershot in the sense of lion's share Nuclear research has received the lion's share of public funding. Synonyms majority part, most, bulk, greater part, preponderance in the sense of load Definition a quantity of They came up with a load of embarrassing information. Synonyms large amount, a lot, mass, ocean, pile (informal), great deal, quantity, stacks, abundance in the sense of lump Definition a small solid mass without definite shape a lump of wood Synonyms piece, group, ball, spot, block, mass, cake, bunch, cluster, chunk, wedge, dab, hunk, nugget, gob, clod, gobbet in the sense of magnitude Definition relative size or extent the magnitude of the task confronting them Synonyms immensity, size, extent, enormity (informal), strength, volume, vastness, bigness, largeness, hugeness in the sense of matter Forget it; it's of no matter. Synonyms importance, interest, moment, note, weight, import (formal), consequence, significance in the sense of mob Definition a riotous or disorderly crowd of people a growing mob of demonstrators Synonyms crowd, pack, collection, mass, body, press, host, gathering, drove, gang, flock, herd, swarm, horde, multitude, throng, assemblage Additional synonyms in the sense of multitude Definition a large number of people or things the multitudes that surround the Pope Synonyms crowd, host, mass, mob, congregation, swarm, sea, horde, throng, great number in the sense of muster Definition to call or be called together for duty or inspection The general had mustered his troops north of the border. Synonyms rally, group, gather, assemble, round up, marshal, mobilize, call together in the sense of number People turned out to vote in huge numbers. Synonyms crowd, horde, multitude, throng in the sense of pack Definition any collection of people or things a pack of journalists who wanted to interview him Synonyms group, crowd, collection, company, set, lot, band, troop, crew (informal), drove, gang, deck, bunch (informal), mob, flock, herd, assemblage in the sense of pile Definition a collection of objects laid on top of one another a pile of books Synonyms heap, collection, mountain, mass, stack, rick, mound, accumulation, stockpile, hoard, assortment, assemblage in the sense of popular Definition designed to appeal to a mass audience He was overthrown by a popular uprising. Synonyms mass, general, civil, democratic, collective, communal, societal in the sense of preponderance The preponderance of the evidence strongly supports his guilt. Synonyms greater part, mass, bulk, weight, lion's share, greater numbers, extensiveness in the sense of quantity Definition a specified or definite amount or number a vast quantity of food Synonyms amount, lot, total, sum, part, portion, quota, aggregate, number, allotment in the sense of rabble Definition a disorderly crowd of noisy people a rabble of gossip columnists Synonyms mob, crowd, herd, swarm, horde, throng, canaille in the sense of stack Definition a pile of things, one on top of the other There were stacks of books on the bedside table and floor. Synonyms pile, heap, mountain, mass, load (informal), cock, rick, clamp (British), mound Additional synonyms in the sense of stockpile Definition a large store gathered for future use stockpiles of chemical weapons Synonyms stock, store, reserve, bank, supply, collection, pool, arsenal, accumulation, hoard, cache in the sense of sum A group is more than the sum of the individuals in it. Synonyms totality, whole, aggregate, entirety, beginning and end, summation in the sense of swarm Definition to move quickly and in large numbers People swarmed to the shops, buying up everything in sight. Synonyms crowd, flock, throng, mass, stream, congregate in the sense of throng Definition a great number of people or things crowded together An official pushed through the throng. Synonyms crowd, mob, horde, press, host, pack, mass, crush, jam, congregation, swarm, multitude, concourse, assemblage in the sense of totality Definition the whole amount We must take into consideration the totality of the evidence. Synonyms aggregate, whole, entirety, all, total, sum, sum total in the sense of troop Definition a large group She was aware of a little troop of travellers watching them. Synonyms group, company, team, body, unit, band, crowd, pack, squad, gathering, crew (informal), drove, gang, bunch (informal), flock, herd, contingent, swarm, horde, multitude, throng, posse (informal), bevy, assemblage in the sense of universal Definition of or relating to everyone in the world or everyone in a particular place or society proposals for universal health care Synonyms widespread, general, common, whole, total, entire, catholic, unlimited, ecumenical, omnipresent, all-embracing, overarching, one-size-fits-all in the sense of weight The weight of evidence suggests that he is guilty. Synonyms preponderance, mass, bulk, main body, most, majority, onus, lion's share, greatest force, main force, best or better part in the sense of whole Definition a collection of parts viewed together as a unit The different components combine to form a complete whole. Synonyms unit, body, piece, object, combination, unity, entity, ensemble, entirety, fullness, totality in the sense of wholesale Definition extensive or indiscriminate the wholesale destruction of life on this planet Synonyms extensive, total, mass, sweeping, broad, comprehensive, wide-ranging, blanket, outright, far-reaching, indiscriminate, all-inclusive Additional synonyms in the sense of widespread Definition affecting an extensive area or a large number of people There is widespread support for the proposals.Food shortages are widespread. Synonyms common, general, popular, sweeping, broad, extensive, universal, epidemic, wholesale, far-reaching, prevalent, rife, pervasive, far-flung
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