uncountably

Examples

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• Discovering an uncountably infinite variation of the multiverse would be a feat.

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• Now myriad in English means many uncountably many lots.

• Look, there must be some real numbers that we cannot describe or define because there are uncountably many real numbers.

• And then beyond that, there's when you have uncountably many numbers.

• In other words, you generate a random process by looking at an uncountably infinite collection of normal random variables.

• What the quantizer does is to turn an uncountably infinite set of things into a finite set of things.

• But your hypothesis covers uncountably many different cases, and you can test (positively or negatively) only a very few.

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• I used to contemplate all the years of my life to come before we might meet again: as uncountably many as grains of rice in a dinner bowl.

  Fiction book (2002)

• "Simple," came the answer, "the Many-Worlds Theory of Quantum Mechanics allows an uncountably infinite number of parallel universes, each stemming from tiny decisions in a mother world."

  Fiction book (1997)

• ABSTRACT: There were more data breaches in 2014 than in any prior year, including the well-publicized attacks on Sony, Target, JPMorgan, and Home Depot—and uncountably more on individuals and smaller companies.

  Academic text (2016)

Synonyms

I

inestimably

vsuncountably

1 8.6

So great that you cannot measure it

is about being too numerous to count rather than too large to measure

I

innumerably

vsuncountably

7.5

So many that you cannot count them

is used for amounts too numerous to count including mathematical contexts

Antonyms

C

countably

• Specialized

9.0

In a way that can be counted or listed, like numbers

How Numerous

uncountably

8.3

abundantly

32 3.5

frequently

476 1.0

often

∞ 1.0

occasionally

438 2.0

sparsely

15 4.6

Surface Forms

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Etymology