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Meanings
1
very much; very many; more and more
Adverb used to emphasize a large quantity, frequency, or degree. Often appears in formal or written language. Can also express an increasing trend.
I have caused you a great deal of trouble.
There is much debate on this issue.
Lately, I have come across it more and more.
Usage patterns
- 〈事〉が多々あるthere are many such things/instances
There are many contradictions in his explanation.
- 〈事〉が多々見られるmany such things are frequently observed
Many typos can be seen throughout this report.
- 反省すべき点が多々あるthere are many points that need reflection (common set phrase)
There are many points we need to reflect on regarding this project.
Expressions
- 多々益々弁ずthe busier you are, the better you work · the more, the better