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I wonder if peoples underestimation of things contributed towards the inflation of couple. I only had a couple of beers/coffees/chocolates etc. Also is many >
by quickthrower2 3y ago
I wonder if peoples underestimation of things contributed towards the inflation of couple. I only had a couple of beers/coffees/chocolates etc.
Also is many > several? and how does plethora and myriad fair?
- seabass-labrax 3y agoPlethora to me (British English) seems to suggest not so much a specific quantity, but diversity in items. "There were a plethora of options." Myriad definitely feels much, much greater than 'many' - indeed, the proper definition is exactly ten thousand. At that point though, you wouldn't want to be the person counting the items :)