adj.
Too many to be counted; innumerable: an uncountable number of tourists.
uncountable
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un·count·a·ble (ŭn-koun'tə-bəl)  |
| Thesaurus: uncountable |
adjective
- Too great to be calculated: countless, immeasurable, incalculable, incomputable, inestimable, infinite, innumerable, measureless. See big/small/amount.
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 | infinite number |
| uncounted |
| kalpa |
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