adj. being more than two but not very many; separate or distinct from one another
She is fluent in several languages.
She is fluent in several languages.
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The shepherd cared for several flocks of sheep.
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The Sun's chromosphere is several thousand kilometers thick.
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He weeded out several paragraphs from the story he was writing.
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They spent several thousand dollars to equip their boat.
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Pete's paper had several grammatical errors in it.
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Mr. Tuttle planned several stops in Germany to see sites from which war?
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When Miranda tried several times to get Shadow and her filly into the pasture, she showed what trait?
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She suffered several bouts of the flu this year.
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Jan has purchased several diaries for her friends.
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Why did it take several people to operate the first vacuum cleaners?
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He suffered from ague that lasted several days.
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She studied the prosody of several famous poets.
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We took several naps this week.
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There were several interlopers at the party who had not been invited.
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some; few; handful
none
3 syllables
sev-er-al
several
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