uncounted

[ uhn-koun-tid ]

/ ʌnˈkaʊn tɪd /

not counted.

innumerable: Uncounted generations of tiny creatures built the coral atolls.

Origin of uncounted

First recorded in 1490–1500; un-¹ + count¹ + -ed²

"We know that for uncounted ages the world was green and beautiful, was vibrant with life and joy," he went on.

Omega, the Man |Lowell Howard Morrow
The view was magnificent, but the land seemed empty and silent except of mosquitoes, of which there were uncounted millions.

The Trail of the Goldseekers |Hamlin Garland
Robert Matcham, the descendant of uncounted Robert Matchams—d'ye see?

Where the Pavement Ends |John Russell
It was the light of battle come down through the veins of chiefs and warriors of her people for centuries uncounted.

A Modern Buccaneer |Rolf Boldrewood

The ice cap formed by the accumulated snows of uncounted centuries may well be more than a mile in depth.

The Elements of Geology |William Harmon Norton

uncounted

/ (ʌnˈkaʊntɪd) /

unable to be counted; innumerable

not counted