numerous of or numerous numbers of

“Numerous customers returned the garlic-flavored toothpaste.“ “Numbers of customers returned the toothpaste.” “Many of the customers.” Any of these is fine.But “numerous of the customers”? Yuck.

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• absorbtion vs absorption
• intergrate vs integrate
• ratio
• marshall vs marshal
• underlining vs underlying
• root vs rout vs route
• swam vs swum
• dateline vs deadline
• ringer vs wringer
• submittal vs submission

News & Articles

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• Police: Intoxicated ride on a stolen golf cart leads to charges for Gladwyne man during U.S. Open
  Haverford police have charged a 53-year-old man from Gladwyne with numerous offenses in connection with the theft of a golf cart and then driving it through a congested area before crashing June 14 at 6:34 p.m. during the U.S. Open in Ardmore last week.
  June 23, 2013 - Main Line Times