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A crowd so large it stops being people and becomes weather.
means A very great number of things or people, often too many to count.
from From Latin multitudo, built on multus (much, many) — the noun form of sheer abundance.
Biblical fameFeeds five thousand and covers a multitude of sins.
Whitman flexI am large, I contain multitudes.
Math cousinOld term for the count of a numbered set.