lots
/lɑts/
noun
- A large number or amount of something.
- There were lots of people at the concert last night.
- She has lots of homework to finish before the weekend.
- We saw lots of stars in the clear desert sky.
- Plural of 'lot' meaning a piece of land or area of ground.
- They bought adjacent lots to build a bigger garden.
- The city is selling several empty lots for new houses.
- Farmers planted corn on two large lots near the river.
- Plural of 'lot' meaning groups or sets of items, especially at an auction.
- Each of the lots contained a mix of books and magazines.
- The auctioneer sold lots of antique furniture one by one.
- We bid on three lots of vintage stamps at the fair.
Synonyms
adverb
- To a great degree or very much; used to emphasize quantity or frequency.
- She travels lots for her job, visiting different countries.
- I like this song lots more than the last one.
- He talks lots in class, sometimes too much.