What's the difference between mass and multitude?
Which one is correct, the multitude of diverse difficulties or the mass of diverse difficulties, why?
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The first one.
I cannot say I'd use this expression, but as many is to much, multitude is to mass.
Many items, much wool.
A multitude of items, a mass of wool.
The first is countable. The second represents a quantity but not generally countable items expect by a total such as weight or total size.
If the difficulties are, in theory countable, then "multitude".
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