Please help me understand a phrase！
what does 'the use of scores' mean in the sentence 'This book discusses the use of scores of effective and well-tested compounds',? Thank you!
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scores of = lots and lots of; a great number of
a score = 20; a dozen = 12
We can say "scores of" or "dozens of", much with the same meaning.
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scores= data
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Tim I am sorry we didn't do English. A score is 20. Scores is many. A well tested compound. I would never trust that statement. Tested by whom?
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