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| myr·i·ad [ mree əd ] |
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1. too numerous to count: so many that they cannot be counted
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2. very diverse: made up of many different components
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noun (plural myr·i·ads) |
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1. large number: a very large number
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2. 10,000: ten thousand
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| [Mid-16th century. Directly or via French< late Latin myriad-< Greek muriad-< murios "countless"] |
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