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Numberless - too numerous to be counted Immeasurable - beyond calculation or measure Singular - Unique; extraordinary Duplicity - contradictory doubleness of thought, speech or action, especially the belying of one's true intentions by deceptive words or actions Apocryphal - Fictitious; of doubtful authenticity Immutable - Unchanging Marred - Made imperfect; spoiled; disfigured Abject - Of a situation - extremely bad, unpleasant, and degrading; miserable, mean, vile, wretched Futile - Serving no worthwhile purpose; frivolous Inestimable - Too great or valuable to be properly measured Implausible - Not Trustworthy or believable Nebulous - Indistinct, vagueMyriad - An indefinitely large number Fracas - Noisy dispute or quarrel Imbibe - To drink Infinitesimal - Too small to be measured Incongruous - Lacking harmony or agreement; incompatible Ensconce - To place comfortably, snuggly, or securely Invaluable - Priceless; valuable beyond estimation Melee - A confused struggle, esp, hand-to-hand fight among several people Underscore - To emphasize