mob; rabble; riffraff; the masses
Derogatory term for a disorderly crowd or the common masses, often implying lack of individuality or worth. Used in literary or critical contexts.
街には有象無象が溢れていた。
The streets were overflowing with riffraff.
He is nothing more than one of the faceless masses.
all things in nature; the whole creation
Original Buddhist meaning: all phenomena, both with and without form. Rare in modern Japanese outside specialized or historical contexts.
Uzōmuzō is a Buddhist term referring to all things, both with and without form.