Synonyms for large number
large num·ber

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1. battalion, large number, multitude, plurality, packnoun

   a large indefinite number

   "a battalion of ants"; "a multitude of TV antennas"; "a plurality of religions"

   Synonyms:
   mob, mass, coterie, masses, pack, gang, plurality, battalion, ingroup, inner circle, the great unwashed, face pack, multitude, clique, camp, concourse, throng, hoi polloi, ring, relative majority, people

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1. • Large Indefinite Quantity

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1. Marc Allera:

   Over the years that we've worked with Huawei, we've not yet seen anything that gives us cause for concern, we work closely with a large number of bodies — government and security.

2. John Kim:

   M&A volumes have increased substantially for Asia ex-Japan, driven primary by restructuring in Greater China, the strong A-share market performance has led to a large number of take-private deals for U.S.-listed Chinese companies. The trend is expected to continue as more Chinese companies look to move their listing back to China.

3. Press Secretary Josh Earnest:

   Obviously, General Petraeus is somebody who served for a number of years in Iraq. General Petraeus commanded a large number of American military personnel in that country, over that time, General Petraeus developed strong relationships with some of General Petraeus Iraqi counterparts and with some of Iraq's political leaders.

4. Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott:

   We know there are a large number of people who are there to protest peacefully … we know there are agitators that show up looking to stir things up and to confront and engage law enforcement.

5. Wang Dan:

   The massacre 30 years ago has not ended yet. The Chinese government even determined that the victims were criminals and a large number of exiles are still deprived of their right to return to their own country.