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61several — a. 1. Separate, distinct, independent, exclusive. 2. Single, individual, particular. 3. Various, manifold, different, diverse, distinct. 4. Sundry, divers …
62several — adj 1. some, a few, a sprinkling of, a handful of, a fistful of, a mouthful of, a pocketful of; not a few, a number of, Inf. quite a few. 2. separate, distinct, discrete; single, sole, lone, solitary; different, divergent, diverging, disparate,… …
63several — sev·er·al …
64several — adjective Syn: some, a number of, a few, various, assorted …
65several — Kekahi, kekahi mau …
66several — Separate and distinct, implying diversity or division. Merrill v Pepperdine, 9 Ind App 416, 36 NE 921. Lunt v Post Printing & Publishing Co. 48 Colo 316, 110 P 203. More than two, but not a multitude. Sometimes deemed to include as many as seven …
67In several — Several Sev er*al, n. 1. Each particular taken singly; an item; a detail; an individual. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] There was not time enough to hear . . . The severals. Shak. [1913 Webster] 2. Persons oe objects, more than two, but not very many.… …
68it's been several days since — several days have gone by from that moment until now …
69it's been several months since — several months have gone by from that moment until now …
70it's been several weeks since — several weeks have gone by from that moment until now …