Pronunciation: /slu/
noun a large number or quantity of something
A1 There was a slew of new students at the school.
A2 She bought a slew of books at the bookstore.
B1 The company hired a slew of new employees to handle the workload.
B2 The restaurant offered a slew of delicious dishes on their menu.
C1 The politician faced a slew of tough questions during the press conference.
C2 The detective uncovered a slew of evidence that pointed to the suspect's guilt.
formal The detective uncovered a slew of evidence implicating the suspect in the crime.
informal There were a whole slew of problems with the new software update.
slang I can't believe she drank a whole slew of shots last night!
figurative The artist painted a slew of emotions onto the canvas, capturing the essence of human experience.
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