so many Such a (large) number (of).

Of the individual things collectively: Existing or occurring in large numbers in a relatively small space, or at short intervals; densely arranged…

Of a numerical aggregate, proportion, etc. Frequently modifying a noun denoting a part or proportion, esp. in much deal: a great part; (also as an…

With plural nouns: large in quantity or number; numerous. Now rare.

Great in number, numerous. Obsolete.

Large in number; numerous.

Multitudinous, numerous. Obsolete.

In predicative use: abundant; plentiful; numerous. Now chiefly colloquial.

Abundant, plentiful; rife.

Numerous.

Consisting of many individuals.

Being one of a number of individuals of the same class. aor one several: a single, one and only one. Also many a several = many a. Obsolete.

In later use English regional (northern). Numerous, frequent, rife. Now rare.

Numerous.

Very great in number, very numerous. rare.

Numerous.

Numerous.

Numerous, multitudinous.

Originally Scottish. Numerous. Now rare.

Numerous; rich in numbers, containing large amounts of numbers.

Numerous.

With plural noun: existing in multitudes or great numbers; very numerous.

Large in numbers; numerous. rare.

A good many. Obsolete.

colloquial and regional (now chiefly North American). Considerable in number, amount, extent, etc.; substantial, large. See also right smart, adj.

colloquial (chiefly Irish English and U.S.). Great in number, quantity, or degree; considerable. Cf. mighty, adj. 3.

Multitudinous.

Multitudinous.