multitudinary

It was like a virtual, faceless, multitudinary Seinfeld´s 2 hour show.

Think Progress » Dana Priest: Washington Post Avoids ‘Civil War’ Language Because Iraqi Gov’t Does Not Use It 2006

Then comes the further incalculable burden of slaving and rebuilding the multitudinary activities and industries destroyed by war.

The War and Commerce 1915

THE Wise Man truly said "of making many books there is no end," and never were books good, bad and indifferent, more multitudinary than at the present day.

The Sons of Allen: Together with a Sketch of the Rise and Progress of Wilberforce University, Wilberforce, Ohio. 1906

Here was he, the individual, very possibly placed on -- at all events, infesting -- a particular planet for a considerable number of years; the planet was so elaborately constructed, so richly clothed with trees and valleys and uplands and running waters and multitudinary grass-blades, and the body that housed Felix Kennaston was so intricately wrought with tiny bones and veins and sinews, with sockets and valves and levers, and little hairs which grew upon the body like grass-blades about the earth, that it seemed unreasonable to suppose this much cunning mechanism had been set agoing aimlessly: and so, he often wondered if he was not perhaps expected to devote these years of human living to some intelligible purpose?

The Cream of the Jest: A Comedy of Evasions 1917