uncountable
adjectiveUK /ʌnˈkaʊntəbl/
US /ʌnˈkaʊntəbl/
Something uncountable is so big or so many that you cannot count it all.
The stars in the sky are uncountable.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In grammar, an uncountable noun is a word for something you cannot count one by one, like water or rice.
Milk is an uncountable noun, so we say 'some milk' and not 'two milks'.
3. Too great to be measured or described.
She showed uncountable kindness to everyone she met.
4. Not able to be counted or numbered.
The grains of sand on the beach are uncountable.