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Discover Ludwig"many waters" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as an object or subject complement, meaning it complements the subject or object of the sentence. It can also be used as a noun phrase. Example: - The river was fed by many waters from the surrounding mountains. - The ship sailed through the calm surface, but underneath were many waters churning and swirling. - The beauty of the lake was enhanced by the reflection of the sunrise on the many waters.
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Many waters in both categories were described as "plastic-y".
In addition to solid constituents, gas is present in many waters in considerable quantities.
"This is the first time I've hit so many waters," he said.
Into a river many waters flow the merging and conquest that's history's glow.
The search for minerals rang the death knell for many waters in the area.
Indeed, Guyana means "land of many waters", after its 300 waterfalls and the numerous rum-coloured rivers snaking through it.
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Many water companies offer these for free.
For many, water remains a serious problem.
Many water managers have known this for a while.
Many water officials say the pollution could have been prevented.
Many water parks are sprawling affairs geared to teenagers.
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