lots

[lɒts]

lots Definition

• 1. a large number or amount of people or things
• 2. a great deal; much

Using lots: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "lots" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  There are lots of people at the party.

• Example

  I have lots of work to do today.

• Example

  She has lots of friends in the city.

• Example

  We bought lots of groceries for the week.

lots Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for lots

• many
• numerous
• plenty
• abundance
• loads

Antonyms for lots

• few
• scarcity
• lack

Phrases with lots

• cast lots

  to decide something by drawing lots

  Example

  They cast lots to see who would go first.

• a lot of

  a large number or amount of something

  Example

  He has a lot of money.

• not care a lot

  to not be very interested in or concerned about something

  Example

  I don't care a lot about fashion.

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Summary: lots in Brief

The word 'lots' [lɒts] refers to a large number or amount of people or things. It can also mean a great deal or much, as in 'I have lots of work to do today.' 'Lots' is often used with the preposition 'of,' and it appears in phrases like 'cast lots' and 'a lot of.'