Many (determiner)
An indefinite large number of.
“many people enjoy playing chess;”
“there are many different ways to cook a meal”
Many (pronoun)
A collective mass of people.
“Democracy must balance the rights of the few against the will of the many”
“A great many do not understand this.”
Many (pronoun)
An indefinite large number of people or things.
“Many are called, but few are chosen.”
Many (noun)
A multitude; a great aggregate; a mass of people; the generality; the common herd.
Many (noun)
A considerable number.
Much (determiner)
A large amount of. from 13thc.
Much (determiner)
A great number of; many (people). from 13thc.
Much (determiner)
Many ( + plural countable noun). from 13thc.
Much (adjective)
Large, great. 12th-16thc.
Much (adverb)
To a great extent.
“I don’t like fish much.”
“He is much fatter than I remember him.”
“He left her, much to the satisfaction of her other suitor.”
Much (adverb)
Often; frequently.
“Does he get drunk much?”
Much (pronoun)
A large amount or great extent.
“From those to whom much has been given much is expected.”
Much (determiner)
a large amount
“I didn’t get much sleep that night”
“they must bear much of the blame”
“I did so much shopping”
“he does not eat much”
Much (determiner)
used to refer disparagingly to someone or something as being a poor specimen
“I’m not much of a gardener”
Much (pronoun)
a large amount
“I didn’t get much sleep that night”
“they must bear much of the blame”
“he does not eat much”
“I did so much shopping”
Much (pronoun)
Much (pronoun)
used to refer disparagingly to someone or something as being a poor specimen
“I’m not much of a gardener”
Much (adverb)
to a great extent; a great deal
“thanks very much”
“they look much better”
“did it hurt much?”
“they did not mind, much to my surprise”
Much (adverb)
for a large part of one’s time; often
“I’m not there much”