"Maney" example sentences

man·y

determiner

many (adjective) · more (comparative adjective) · most (superlative adjective)

- a large number of:

- a large number of people or things:

- the majority of people:

Synonyms

numerous, countless, innumerable, multitudinous, numberless, multiple, untold, several, various, sundry, diverse, assorted, multifarious, copious, abundant, profuse, frequent, umpteen, eleventy, shedload, myriad, divers, few, aristocracy, Wikipedia, Legal

"Maney" Example Sentences

1. Maney people rely on public transportation.
2. A maney of the attendees were wearing masks.
3. She had a maney of questions for the professor.
4. The store had a maney of interesting items for sale.
5. Maney of his friends had already arrived.
6. He had a maney of ideas for his project.
7. Maney of the students were struggling with the material.
8. The restaurant had a maney of delicious dishes.
9. Maney of the employees had already left for the day.
10. He had a maney of responsibilities to take care of.
11. Maney of the students had already finished their exams.
12. They had a maney of questions for the speaker.
13. Maney of the buildings in the city were very old.
14. His family had a maney of traditions that they followed.
15. Maney of the participants were from out of town.
16. He had a maney of books on the subject.
17. Maney of the students were not prepared for the test.
18. The museum had a maney of artifacts from ancient civilizations.
19. Maney of the students had already left for the summer.
20. She had a maney of ideas for her new business.

Common Phases

spend money; save money; make money; borrow money; invest money; waste money; give money; earn money; lose money; manage money; pay money; receive money

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