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I can't really find an exact number attached to "many", but can baselines be made? For example at least 2x, or something?
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Well atleast 2x seems reasonableI can't really find an exact number attached to "many", but can baselines be made? For example at least 2x, or something?
Your Existence is unreasonableWell atleast 2x seems reasonable
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It's at least 4 Times.I can't really find an exact number attached to "many", but can baselines be made? For example at least 2x, or something?
No, since "several" means "more than two but not many". Thus, "many" is superior to "several" in terms of quantity, so at least 4x.Well atleast 2x seems reasonable
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No, since "several" means "more than two but not many". Thus, "many" is superior to "several" in terms of quantity, so at least 4x.
If we have to use common logic I would say how many things a normal character can count in an instant. Like many is used in the cases where a character sees something in many numbers and couldn't get a hold of actual numbers in an instant.No, since "several" means "more than two but not many". Thus, "many" is superior to "several" in terms of quantity, so at least 4x.
Yeah I know. That's why its "at least 4" since we have no other definitions indicating a larger number than 4. I'm also pretty sure that "at least 4" is already an accepted standard for "many" on this wiki. I've been seeing this elsewhere.If we have to use common logic I would say how many things a normal character can count in an instant. Like many is used in the cases where a character sees something in many numbers and couldn't get a hold of actual numbers in an instant.
4 seems less though. It should be larger.
At least 3 for low-end. Take it or leave it.
I mean, if you take in account the definition of "several", 4 sounds like the best compromise. Especially since "several" is less than "many", the former being "at least 3, but not many".Bare minimum, 3. Maximum, 5. IMHO at least.