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Definition of Large indefinite amount
1. Noun. An indefinite quantity that is above the average in size or magnitude.
Exact synonyms: Large Indefinite Quantity
Generic synonyms: Indefinite Quantity
Specialized synonyms: Chunk, Busload, Barrels, Batch, Deal, Flock, Good Deal, Great Deal, Hatful, Heap, Lot, Mass, Mess, Mickle, Mint, Mountain, Muckle, Passel, Peck, Pile, Plenty, Pot, Quite A Little, Raft, Sight, Slew, Spate, Stack, Tidy Sum, Wad, Battalion, Large Number, Multitude, Pack, Plurality, All Get Out, Billy-ho, Billyo, Billyoh, Boatload, Carload, Shipload, Infinitude, Maximum, Upper Limit, Mile, Billion, Gazillion, Jillion, Million, Trillion, Zillion, Much, Myriad, Ocean, Sea, Ream, Small Fortune, Dozens, Gobs, Heaps, Lashings, Loads, Lots, Oodles, Piles, Rafts, Scads, Scores, Slews, Stacks, Tons, Wads
Generic synonyms: Indefinite Quantity
Specialized synonyms: Chunk, Busload, Barrels, Batch, Deal, Flock, Good Deal, Great Deal, Hatful, Heap, Lot, Mass, Mess, Mickle, Mint, Mountain, Muckle, Passel, Peck, Pile, Plenty, Pot, Quite A Little, Raft, Sight, Slew, Spate, Stack, Tidy Sum, Wad, Battalion, Large Number, Multitude, Pack, Plurality, All Get Out, Billy-ho, Billyo, Billyoh, Boatload, Carload, Shipload, Infinitude, Maximum, Upper Limit, Mile, Billion, Gazillion, Jillion, Million, Trillion, Zillion, Much, Myriad, Ocean, Sea, Ream, Small Fortune, Dozens, Gobs, Heaps, Lashings, Loads, Lots, Oodles, Piles, Rafts, Scads, Scores, Slews, Stacks, Tons, Wads
Lexicographical Neighbors of Large Indefinite Amount
Literary usage of Large indefinite amount
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Psychoanalytic Method by Oskar Pfister (1917)
"... least as much occurs in half-shadow and a large indefinite amount in general
in the unconscious and is therefore to be made accessible only indirectly. ..."
2. House Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Executive Documents: 13th Congress, 2d by United States Congress. House (1871)
"... last session of Congress 225 pieces of condemned ordnance were donated to
soldiers' cemeteries, in addition to a large indefinite amount for monuments. ..."
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