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Lot

noun

Lot can mean many things or a piece of land.

3 letters 1 syllable

What does Lot mean?

Lot can mean many things or a piece of land.

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Dictionary definition

A large amount, a group of items, or a piece of land used for a purpose.

Example sentences

Lot in a sentence

easy

There were a lot of stars in the sky.

medium

The car was parked in the lot behind the store.

hard

The word lot can describe an amount, a group, or a piece of land depending on context.

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Practice the meaning of Lot

Answer three quick questions about its meaning and related words.

Practice 1

What does lot mean?

Practice 2

Which word is closest in meaning to lot?

Practice 3

Which sentence uses lot correctly?

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Lot

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Synonyms

Words like Lot

manya large number
parcela piece of land
Antonyms

Opposite words

fewa small number
nonenot any
Synonym practice

Want to practice lot synonyms in context? Try a Synonym Search question like "A lot of stars filled the night sky," then compare close word choices. Practice lot synonyms.

Word family

Lot word family

Base word

lot

noun

lot

Base form.

noun

lots

More than one lot, or a large amount informally.

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Student support

Understand Lot

Hint for students

Lot can mean many things or a piece of land.

Common mix-up

Lot does not always mean many things. In some sentences, it means piece of land.

Try it in class or at home

Write two short sentences that use lot in different ways. Underline the clue words that show which meaning is being used. Example: The car was parked in the lot behind the store. Clue words: car, parked, behind. Ask: Which meaning of lot does my sentence show?

Teacher prompt

Ask students to compare meanings of lot in this model sentence: "The car was parked in the lot behind the store." Which meaning fits, and what context clues prove it?