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Discover LudwigThe word 'numerously' is a correct and usable word in written English
It is an adverb meaning "in great numbers or to a great extent." An example sentence using 'numerously' could be: "The awards ceremony was attended numerously, with many celebrities and industry professionals in attendance."
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numerously
adverb
In a numerous manner; manifoldly.
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But the word 'homophobic', like the words 'sexist' or 'racist', clearly covers a wide range of (often subtle) discriminatory attitudes, of which the Church can be numerously convicted.
Different versions of this slightly embarrassing tweet have been posted numerously since last week, followed by a business-as-usual tweet today about healthcare reform.
There are large groups of non-Cuban Latino voters in Florida — Dominicans, Mexicans, Nicaraguans, and, most numerously, Puerto Ricans, many of whom live around Orlando, where thousands work at Disney World.
And on large platforms, windows break too fast and too numerously to keep track of.
"My father had heard numerously from Rouhani that it is safe for expatriates to return home," Arash Azizi told the Guardian.
Late in the fifties, poetry readings erupted in the United States suddenly and numerously.
There are more than a million of them in the state — Dominicans, Mexicans, Nicaraguans, and, most numerously, Puerto Ricans.
And while it was superfluous in determining that party's nominee, 220,000 Pennsylvania Republicans (out of their total turnout of 807,000) were moved to cast ballots for Mike Huckabee or, more numerously, Ron Paul.
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