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Beach Countable or Uncountable
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Beach Countable or Uncountable

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uncountable
adjective

- too many to be counted (usually in hyperbolic use).
"she'd spent uncountable days in this very School"



countable

- able to be counted.
"the School is made up of countable people"
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