lots

/ lɒts /

plural noun

1. often foll by of great numbers or quantities

   lots of people

   to eat lots

adverb

1. a great deal
2. (intensifier)

   the journey is lots quicker by train

Example Sentences

“It is a good symbol for a cosmopolitan city that is home to lots of human transplants — from other parts of the U.S. and around the world.”

From Los Angeles Times

The incentives vary by location and project type, but here’s one example: Lots near both a Metro rail station and a rapid bus line could see developers build 120% more units than the underlying zoning allows, with the percentage of required low-income affordable units ranging from 11% to 27% of the new project.

From Los Angeles Times

Incentives would apply in single-family zones only if a property is owned by a public agency or a faith-based organization, which accounts for 1% of the city’s single-family lots.

From Los Angeles Times

Most remaining lots are in commercial zones.

From Los Angeles Times

In one of his final addresses, he tells his wife: “Lots of love to our dear children. Do tell them how much Daddy misses them and will come back as soon as he has finished his work”.

From BBC

Related Words

• oodles