a multitude of; a host of;.what the differenence between the two?
a multitude of; a host of;.what the differenence between the two?
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multitude (of sth/sb):
an extremely large number of things or people
Examples:
a multitude of possibilities
a multitude of birds
These elements can be combined in a multitude of different ways.
The region attracts tourists in their multitudes.
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host of sb/sth : a large number of people or things
Example:
a host of possibilities
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I wished people would ask how are they similar more often. Then I can just give one or two word answers and say:
a lot :P
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multitude = many (abstract)
host = many things (less abstract)
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