Synonyms for scores
scores

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1. tons, dozens, heaps, lots, piles, scores, stacks, loads, rafts, slews, wads, oodles, gobs, scads, lashingsnoun

   a large number or amount

   "made lots of new friends"; "she amassed stacks of newspapers"

   Synonyms:
   hemorrhoid, wads, lots, dozens, heaps, loads, stacks, piles, slews, oodles, tons, lashings, haemorrhoid, rafts, gobs, scads

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1. • Large Indefinite Quantity

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1. List of paraphrases for "scores":

   dozens, tens, ratings, notes, results, marks, accounts, footnotes, subscores, odds

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1. SCORES

   Synonyms:
   SCIMED Stent COmparative REStenosis Trial

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1. Donald Trump:

   [ Net favorability scores with GOP voters - Rubio, 50 ; Ben Carson, 46 ; Ted Cruz, 35 ; Carly Fiorina, 28 ; Trump, 13 ; Jeb Bush ,11.24 -LSB- -7.2, 6 ] Trump touts government registry of Muslims - WaPo :.

2. Kim Larson:

   This breakfast scores high marks for both.

3. Doug Ducey:

   Fifty plus years ago politicians stood in the schoolhouse door and wouldn’t let minorities in. Today unions back politicians stand in the schoolhouse door and won't let minorities out, they are trapped in failing schools. That’s what the media should be reporting on. But they want to report on masks, and not talk about math scores.

4. New Defense Secretary Ash Carter:

   That clearly was neither accurate information, nor had it been accurate would it have been information that should be blurted out to the press, so it's wrong on both ... scores.

5. Joe Biden:

   Scores of them have already asked me to come in and campaign with them, to go out and make the case in plain, simple language as to what it is we've done, what we want to do, and why we think it's important.