Synonyms and antonyms of Large quantities or amounts in British Thesaurus

hoard (noun)

a large amount of something that someone has saved or hidden somewhere

tsunami (noun)

an extremely large quantity of something bad

wall (noun)

a large amount of something that has risen up high and makes it difficult for people to pass through

windfall (noun)

a large amount of something that arrives unexpectedly and all together

masses (noun)

a large quantity or number

quantity (noun)

a large amount of something

abundance (noun)

formal a very large quantity of something

pile (noun)

informal a large amount of something

a lot ()

a large number, amount, or quantity

all manner of something ()

a great variety of people or things

a bunch ()

a large number or amount

acres of something ()

a very large amount of something

a good/fair bit ()

a fairly large amount of something

a good/great deal of something ()

a large amount or quantity of something

a load of/loads of something ()

a lot of something, often something unpleasant

a mess of something ()

a lot of something

a multitude of ()

a very large number of people or things

a myriad of something (mainly literary)

mainly literary an extremely large number of people or things, especially one that is too large to count

any number of something ()

a large quantity of people or things

a raft of ()

a very large number of people or things

a sea of something ()

a large amount of something

a slew of something ()

a lot of something

a stack of ()

a large quantity of something

bags of something ()

a lot of something

billions (number)

a very large number or amount of people or things

boatload (noun)

informal a large number of people or things

bucketfuls (noun)

Britishinformal large amounts of something

buckets of something ()

large amounts of something

cartloads of something ()

a lot of something

chunk (noun)

a large thick piece of something

chunk (noun)

a large amount or part of something

clump (noun)

a mass of a substance

dollop (noun)

informal a large amount of something

everything/everyone in sight ()

a lot of things or people

gazillion (noun)

very informal a very large number or amount

heaps of something ()

a lot of something

host (noun)

a lot of people or things

hundreds of (number)

a very large number or amount of people or things

hunk (noun)

a large piece of a solid substance

infinity (noun)

a very large amount of something, or a very large number of things

loadsa (adjective)

Britishinformal a way of writing ‘loads of’, meaning ‘a lot of’

the many (adverb)

a large number of people, things, places etc

masses (noun)

informal a lot

million (number)

a very large number or amount of something

millions (number)

a large number of people or things

more than a little/not a little ()

a large amount, or to a large degree

mountain (noun)

a large pile or amount of something

much (adverb)

a large amount of something

multiplicity (noun)

formal a large quantity or variety of things

no end ()

a lot

ocean (noun)

informal a very large amount of something

oodles of something ()

a lot of something

panoply (noun)

formal a large and impressive range of things

plenty (adverb)

a large amount of something, or a large number of things or people, usually more than enough

plurality (noun)

formal a large variety of people or things

pots of something ()

a lot of something, especially money

profusion (noun)

formal a large quantity of something

proliferation (noun)

formal a large number of a particular thing

quite a few ()

a fairly large number of people or things

quite a lot/a bit/a few ()

a large number or amount

(quite) a number of something ()

used for giving a general idea of how many people or things you are referring to

reams (noun)

informal a large quantity of something

scads (noun)

informal old-fashioned a large number or amount of something

schwack (noun)

Americaninformal a large number or amount of something

scores (noun)

a large number of people or things

shedloads (noun)

Britishinformal a lot of something, especially money

storehouse (noun)

a large quantity, supply, or collection

swathe (noun)

formal a large number of people, or a large amount of something

thousands (number)

a large number or amount of people or things

tidal wave (noun)

a large amount of something

ton (noun)

informal a very large number or amount

torrent (noun)

a large amount of something, especially something unpleasant

trillions (number)

a very large number or amount of something

truckload (noun)

informal a large quantity of something

umpteen (determiner)

informal a lot of

volley (noun)

a lot of objects that move through the air

wodge (noun)

Britishinformal a large piece or amount of something

zillion (number)

informal a very large number