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innumerability

innumerability noun: the state of being innumerable.

Noun

innumerability (uncountable)

  1. The state of being innumerable.
    • Thus he reiecteth this innumerability of Causes1622, Martin Fotherby, Atheomastix
    • Hero the lurking fallacy is unearthed; for who will seriously maintain that the innumerability of any series of objects—the stars, for instance —is a proof of their non-existence.1853, Samuel Neil, The Art of Reasoning, Walton and Maberly, page 124

Origin of innumerability

Borrowed from Latin innumerābilitās.

Questions about innumerability

What does innumerability mean?
Innumerability means the state of being innumerable.
What part of speech is innumerability?
Innumerability is a noun.

Words near innumerability in the dictionary

  1. Innuitian
  2. Innuitian Mountains
  3. Innuitians
  4. Innuits
  5. innumberable
  6. innumerability
  7. innumerable
  8. innumerableness
  9. innumerably
  10. innumeracies
  11. innumeracy

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