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innumerably

/ɪnˈumɚɹəbli/ adv

To an innumerable extent; uncountably.

Word Origin From Latin numerus 'number'. Innumerable means 'not able to be numbered' — countless. The same root gives us enumerate (count out), numerous (many), and numeral (a number symbol). The PIE root *nem- means 'to assign, allot', which is what counting does. So innumerably is about being beyond counting.

adv To an innumerable extent; uncountably.

Stars appear innumerably in the clear night sky.

(副词) 数不胜数地；无数地

晴朗的夜空中星星数不胜数。

(adverbio) En una medida innumerable; incontablemente.

Las estrellas aparecen en cantidad innumerable en el cielo nocturno despejado.

(adverbe) innombrablement; incalculablement; infiniment [De manière innombrable; en quantité si grande qu'elle ne peut être comptée.]

Les étoiles apparaissent **innumerably** dans le ciel nocturne dégagé.

(Adverb) unzählbar; unzählig [In einer Anzahl, die so groß ist, dass sie nicht gezählt werden kann; unzählbar.]

Sterne erscheinen **innumerably** am klaren Nachthimmel.

(副詞) 数えきれないほど。かぎりなく多く。

澄んだ夜空には無数の星が現れる。

(advérbio) incontavelmente; inumeravelmente [Em extensão inumerável; incontavelmente.]

Estrelas aparecem incontavelmente no céu claro da noite.

Synonyms: countlessly infinitely immeasurably incalculably unendingly boundlessly inexhaustibly inestimably Antonyms: finitely limitedly countably measurably
Word parts: in + numer + able + ly

Related words

numerable numerate numeral numerator numerous enumerate enumeration innumerate

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