multitudinous vs multifarious
Definitions
adjective
- too numerous to be counted
Examples
Alongside them sprouted multitudinous single-issue groups, from vegetarian societies to trade unions, women's groups, and colonialist lobbies.
Once, in the cold noon of a lovely day of frost, when the lightest step crackled with the breaking of multitudinous crystals, when the trees were fringed with furry white, and the old spider-webs glimmered like filigrane of fairy silver, they met on a lonely country-road.
We are all pretty well, but all but devoured by multitudinous and multivarious beasts of prey -- birds, I suppose they are: mosquitoes, ants, and flies, by day; and flies, fleas, and worse, by night.
Definitions
adjective
- having many aspects or qualities
Examples
Salamanca Place, site of an outstanding craft market and multifarious activity, lies beside the harbour.
Yet another dimension is that regulators find it increasingly difficult to monitor the multifarious activities of the multinational, multifunctional bank.
Clearly, given the magnitude of the task, there is no single response to the multifarious aspects of international criminality.
