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Countless as in "we don't have the ability to accurately count" ... "immeasurable" would have been more accurate.
by callmevlad 16y ago
Countless as in "we don't have the ability to accurately count" ... "immeasurable" would have been more accurate.
- innes 16y agoSorry, that's a misuse of countless, which means immeasurable in the sense of being too many to count.