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multitudinal

multitudinal adjective: multitudinous; very numerous.

Adjective

multitudinal (comparative more multitudinal, superlative most multitudinal)

  1. Multitudinous; very numerous.

Forms of multitudinal

comparativemore multitudinal
superlativemost multitudinal

Origin of multitudinal

From Latin multitūdin- + -al, from oblique stem of Latin multitūdō, from multus + -tūdō. By surface analysis, multitude + -al.

Questions about multitudinal

What does multitudinal mean?
Multitudinal means multitudinous; very numerous.
What part of speech is multitudinal?
Multitudinal is an adjective.

Words near multitudinal in the dictionary

  1. multituberculism
  2. multituberculy
  3. multitubular
  4. multitude
  5. multitudes
  6. multitudinal
  7. multitudinary
  8. multitudinism
  9. multitudinist
  10. multitudinistic
  11. multitudinists

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