多数 means 'a large number' and implies a finite, countable quantity, while 無数 suggests an amount too great to count.
多数 emphasizes a large quantity ('many'), while 複数 simply means 'more than one' without implying a large number.
多数 means 'large number' and is used only for countable items, while 大量 covers both countable and uncountable things.
多数 describes a large number of countable items or people, whereas 多重 focuses on multiple layers or channels within a single structure rather than sheer quantity.
多数 is a common standalone noun meaning 'a large number,' whereas 多 rarely stands alone and usually functions as a prefix in words like 多発.
多数 is a formal word for 'a large number' often used with countable people or votes, whereas 幾多 has a more literary, emotive tone typically describing abstract things like hardships.
多数 is a more numerical, statistical way to say 'a large number', while 数々 has a literary, list-like feel emphasizing memorable instances.
多数 is a noun/na-adjective meaning 'a large number' or 'majority', while 数多く works adverbially or before の to describe things existing in great numbers.
多数 simply means 'a large number' or 'many', while 大多数 specifically means the great majority of a whole group.
多数 is a neutral, still-current noun for 'a large number', while 数多 carries an archaic literary flavor for the same idea.
多数 is a more neutral, statistical-sounding word for 'a large number', whereas あまた carries a literary, elevated tone.
