adj
innumerable
ih-NYOO-muhr-uh-buhl
adj
1
Too many to be counted; extremely numerous.
"He has thanked her innumerable times for her help."
"The night sky revealed innumerable stars."
How to Use Innumerable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo many that counting them would be pointless.
Common pairings
innumerable times
innumerable stars
innumerable ways
Word Forms
more innumerable comparative, most innumerable superlative
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Etymology
From Latin innumerabilis — in- ("not") plus numerabilis ("countable").