a lot English

Meaning a lot meaning

What does a lot mean?

Definitions in simple English

a lot Expression

— A lot is a large amount of something. I have a lot of things to say. He caused a lot of trouble.

— To a large degree. Running is a lot more fun when the weather is cool.

— Often He used to come here a lot, but he doesn't anymore.

a lot

— adverb (= lots, a great deal, much, very much) to a very great degree or extent I feel a lot better we enjoyed ourselves very much she was very much interested this would help a great deal

Synonyms a lot synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as a lot?

a lot English » English

much

many

very

a great deal

very much

plenty

greatly

lots

in large quantities

really

too much

considerably

strongly

plot

plenty of

numerous

in great quantity

great deal of

frequently

a large quantity

a good deal

well

too

smell strongly

significantly

region

quite

profusely

plentifully

plentiful

particularly

often

multitude

many things

lot

locality

loads

intensifier

heaps

hard

far

deal

be numerous

be much

abundantly

abundant

abound

widely

wide

whole

Topics a lot topics

What do people use a lot to talk about?

States Quantity Plural

Many, much

• What words indicate that someone does something a lot?
  a lot a good deal a great deal quite a bit plenty heavy

Examples a lot examples

How do I use a lot in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I hate it when there are a lot of people.

Movie subtitles

I'll make a lot of money. And go to Korea.