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Term: many of

Description:

The phrase "many of" is typically used to indicate a large quantity or number of something from a specific group or category. It is often used to specify a subset or portion of a group in a sentence.

Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Noun phrase
  • Prepositional phrase

Possible Senses:

  1. Referring to multiple individuals or objects from a particular group.
  2. Describing a considerable amount or a significant proportion.

Usages:

Sense 1:

  • Many of my friends attended the party yesterday.
  • We need to find homes for many of these stray cats.
  • Many of the employees were dissatisfied with the new policies.

Sense 2:

  • Many of the participants failed to complete the marathon.
  • Many of the countries affected by the earthquake are in need of aid.
  • Many of the paintings in the museum are centuries old.

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