overmultitude
overmultitude noun: an large excess in numbers.
Noun
overmultitude (plural overmultitudes)
- An large excess in numbers.
- it is informed to this House that not only a great companie are now to come into this burge, but that an overmultitude of such strangers will suddenly pester the said burgh;1643, MSS. of the Borough of King's Lynn
- […] and having considered with the best foresight we can how, in this great inequality of numbers, Her Majesty's forces might best be employed, to answer the service in all parts, whereby these barbarous proud rebels might be brought to chastisement, we see not that, in such an odds and...1903, Hans Claude Hamilton, Ernest George Atkinson, Calendar of the State Papers Relating to Ireland, page 217
Forms of overmultitude
| plural | overmultitudes |
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Origin of overmultitude
From over- + multitude.
Questions about overmultitude
- What does overmultitude mean?
- Overmultitude means an large excess in numbers.
- What part of speech is overmultitude?
- Overmultitude is a noun.
- What is the plural of overmultitude?
- The plural of overmultitude is overmultitudes.
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