Which word means 'Too many to count'?

• A. Countless
• B. Myriad
• C. Numerous
• D. Infinite

Answer: (B)

When you want to express a very large, often indeterminate quantity, you look for a word that signals both magnitude and variety. Myriad fits this perfectly because it means a great number and is commonly used with “of” to describe a vast array or multitude, like a myriad of possibilities. It doesn’t just say there are many; it implies a wide, almost countless assortment, which matches “too many to count.”

Countless is close, but it emphasizes the impossibility of counting itself rather than the sense of a diverse, large set. Numerous simply means many, without the strong sense of a vast, varied multitude. Infinite suggests no end at all, which is stronger and not usually intended by the phrase “too many to count.”