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

The 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 just a sliver of the city’s single-family lots.

From Los Angeles Times

Adrian said: "Tash talks about how much of a privilege it was to play for Wales. She's exploited that privilege and disappointed my daughter, and lots of other people."

From BBC

Both markets have their own parking structures and there are other parking lots around them, charging about $10 to $12, depending on the day.

From Los Angeles Times

So instead he went to Kilar, “who did great but gave me very little music, albeit fine, which required lots of reuse and remixing of cues.”

From Los Angeles Times

Even within the Golden State, Pinto said there’s likely lots of federal land to build.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• oodles