many a time
many a time adverb: many times, in many instances; often, frequently.
Adverb
many a time (not comparable)
- Many times, in many instances; often, frequently.
- Some months later (I tend to let grids ferment a while), I came upon GROUCHY LADYBUG, and that threw everything up in the air. I’ve read the story many a time to my kids, so I had to add it.2020 January 13, Deb Amlen, quoting Jim Peredo, “Feline in an Internet Meme”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 14 Jan 2020
Words formed from many a time
Questions about many a time
- What does many a time mean?
- Many a time means many times, in many instances; often, frequently.
- What part of speech is many a time?
- Many a time is an adverb.
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