uncounted

• Adjectif littéraire ou vieilli signifiant 'innombrable' ou 'trop nombreux pour être compté'. Rare en anglais moderne, largement remplacé par 'countless' ou 'innumerable'.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning 'countless' or 'too many to be counted'. It is rarely used in modern English, having been largely replaced by 'countless' or 'innumerable'.

1. Too numerous to be countedB2formal

   So many that they cannot be counted; countless.

   innombrable

   • There are uncounted stars in the night sky.
   • She has done uncounted hours of volunteer work.
   • The library holds uncounted volumes of ancient texts.

   Synonymescountlessincalculableinfiniteinnumerablemyriadnumberlessuntold

   Antonymesfinite